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At least three Golden Triangle residents have received misde- meanor citations for violating the nearly-statewide burn ban since it went into effect Rosenhan around mid-October. Officials in Clay and Oktib- beha counties say local agen- cies will continue to enforce the decree as long as drought con- ditions remain. Fire Services Coordinator Kirk Rosenhan said one ticket was issued in Oktibbeha Coun- ty in the last two weeks, and another incident was under investigation Wednesday but had not yet resulted in a cita- tion. Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said his department has written two or three citations since Gov. Phil Bryant ordered a 52-county burn ban on Oct. 11. Scott said he didn’t have an exact number of citations when contacted. Lowndes County Sheriff’s Birney Imes/Dispatch Staff Department Lt. Paul Greggs Cheyenne Crunk, left, and her mom, Naomi Crunk, show off one of the few remaining Cowboy jerseys still said he was unaware of any cita- in stock at The Lodge in Starkville. Cheyenne, a junior mathematics major, and her mom are from Meridianville, Alabama. tions written in his jurisdiction, and Oktibbeha County Chief Deputy Chadd Garnett was un- Demand for Dak Prescott Dallas available to confirm Rosenhan’s report. merchandise is far exceeding supply Currently, 78 of Mississippi’s BY SLIM SMITH 82 counties, including all of the [email protected] Golden Triangle area, remain under a burn ban after a lack of ak Prescott is the gift that keeps on giving for rain plunged most of the state Bulldog fans, even 10 months after he played into a severe drought earlier Dhis last football game at Mississippi State. this fall. Prescott, who set 38 school re- Only four of the state’s south- cords in two-plus seasons as MSU’s INSIDE ernmost areas — Hancock, n OUR VIEW: starting quarterback, is now in the Harrison, Jackson and Wilkin- Prescott re- NFL. And he has been a much-need- son counties — are not covered mains a source ed diversion for State fans during a of pride for under the governor’s order and disappointing 2016 football season, MSU fans. other orders issued at the local PAGE 4A level. which concludes on Saturday in Violating the burn ban is a Oxford with the Egg Bowl. misdemeanor. Any person who While Bulldog fans have watched MSU suffer its first losing season this decade, watching Prescott’s willfully breaks the law may Kyle Terada/USA TODAY Sports be fined up to $500 and no less astonishing debut season with the Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) slides in front than $100. has helped soften the blow. of Rashard Robinson (33) in Additionally, anyone that See PRESCOTT, 6A this Oct. 2 photo. starts a fire is responsible for See BURN BAN, 3A Shoppers: Black Friday crowds smaller this year thanks to retailers opening on Thanksgiving Small stores get bigger cept shoppers were out at 6 a.m. Kim Moore got up at 2 a.m. and had crowds than large retailers left her home in Macon within an hour. She said she “forced” her friend Mar- BY ISABELLE ALTMAN sha Lane along. Neither of them are [email protected] frequent Black Friday shoppers. “Now, I can truly, honestly say peo- Between Cyber Monday, Small ple have lost their minds (over Black Business Saturday and retailers open- Friday),” Moore said. “Because until ing their doors in advance on Thanks- you’ve walked in someone’s shoes, you Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff giving Day this year, Black Friday in really can’t comment, but now I can. Black Friday shoppers line up outside Belk in early morning hours today, searching for Columbus looked like most other shop- But, no, it really hasn’t been that bad. good deals. Crowds tended to be smaller this year because stores opened in advance. ping days close to Christmastime, ex- See BLACK FRIDAY, 3A

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1 What did Black Friday originally refer MEETINGS Through Nov. 30 Dec. 5: Oktibbe- to? ■ Peanut butter drive: Join Operation Ukraine 2 What was the date and place of first ha County Board in collecting 10,000 jars of peanut butter to “Santa Claus parade” ever held? of Supervisors, 3 What year did Black Friday become be shipped to Haiti in the wake of Hurricane the biggest shopping day? Matthew. More than 100,000 children have been county courthouse, 4 What U.S. city first popularized the left in need of food. Drop-off point is Trustmark 9 a.m. Jeremiah Henley term “Black Friday?” Bank, 624 Main St., Columbus. Dec. 6: Starkville 5 When did “Black Friday” become a Board of Aldermen, Pre-K, West Lowndes national term? Monday, Nov. 28 City Hall, 5:30 p.m. High 64 Low 38 Answers, 8B ■ Columbus Tree Lighting: Festivities sur- Dec. 6: Oktibbe- Mostly sunny rounding the lighting of Columbus’ community ha County Board Full forecast on Christmas tree are 5:30-7 p.m. at the east end of Supervisors, page 2A. of the Old Highway 82 pedestrian bridge at the county courthouse, Riverwalk. Enjoy music, refreshments, craft activ- 5:30 p.m. ities and photos with Santa and Miz Claus. Tree Dec. 19: Oktibbe- INSIDE lighting expected at 6:15 p.m. For information, contact Main Street Columbus, 662-328-6305. ha County Board Classifieds7B Obituaries 5A of Supervisors, Comics 6B Opinions 4A ■ Starkville Christmas Parade: Starkville’s Hunter Hart lives in Crossword 8B Religion 7A Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. making its Starkville and is a photog- county courthouse, Dear Abby 6B way through downtown. rapher. 9 a.m.

DISPATCH CUSTOMER SERVICE 328-2424 | NEWSROOM 328-2471 2A FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com SAY WHAT? DID YOU HEAR? “A gentleman in every sense of the word, Boo Ferriss will be missed but certainly not forgotten.” MSU Director of Athletics John Cohen said of David Meadow “Boo” Ala. doctor indicted after drug Ferriss, one of the most beloved figures in Mississippi State baseball death of 3 Doors Down guitarist Friday history and a Boston Red Sox great, who died Thursday. Story, 1B. Roberts was found dead outside hotel room while visiting Wisconsin for a A Thousand Words charity performance earlier this year BY JAY REEVES use, not anything that was The Associated Press attributed to anything Dr. Snellgrove did,” he said. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Roberts lived in Span- — An Alabama doctor is ish Fort, Alabama, near accused of illegally pre- Mobile, at the time of his scribing drugs that con- death; he was 38. A grand tributed to the overdose jury in Mobile returned death of longtime 3 Doors the indictment. Down guitarist Matt Rob- Roberts’ father, Darrell erts earlier this year, court Roberts Sr., told a Drug documents show. Enforcement Administra- Newly unsealed re- tion agent that Snellgrove cords show Dr. Richard Snellgrove of Fairhope, was a “celebrity junkie” Alabama, is charged with who his son called “Snel- illegally prescribing Fen- ly,” according to a sworn tanyl, an opioid pain med- statement by DEA agent ication, and another drug Michael Burt. The two to Roberts days before he were “tight” and Matt was found dead of a over- Roberts sometimes had dose in August in West after-hours appointments Bend, Wisconsin. with Snellgrove, whom he Records show Snell- had seen as a patient since grove, 59, was named at least 2004, the state- in a six-count federal in- ment said. dictment in October. The Roberts was found charges were not made dead in the hall outside public until a judge un- his hotel room while visit- sealed them last week. ing Wisconsin for a chari- An attorney represent- ty performance. Roberts ing Snellgrove, Dennis was wearing a Fentanyl Knizley, said Wednesday patch like one prescribed that the physician did by Snellgrove two days nothing wrong. earlier, the statement “If medication played a said, and he also had pills role in Mr. Roberts’ death matching ones the doctor it was because of improper prescribed.

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TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Mostly clear and chilly Mostly sunny Sun and areas of high Periods of sun; breezy in Rain, heavy at times; clouds the p.m. warm 33° 64° 26° 65° 43° 73° 56° 73° 41° ALMANAC DATA Columbus Thursday TEMPERATURE HIGH LOW Thursday 69° 40° Normal 63° 39° Record 78° (1958) 16° (1970) PRECIPITATION (in inches) Thursday 0.00 Month to date 0.04 Normal month to date 3.80 Year to date 47.42 Normal year to date 49.50 TOMBIGBEE RIVER STAGES In feet as of Flood 24-hr. 7 a.m. Thu. Stage Stage Chng. Amory 20 11.63 -0.01 Bigbee 14 3.61 +0.21 Shown are tomorrow’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.

Columbus 15 4.36 none Showers T-Storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Cold Warm Stationary Jetstream Fulton 20 7.26 +0.04 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Tupelo 21 1.08 none SAT SUN SAT SUN LAKE LEVELS City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Atlanta 65/38/pc 66/46/pc Nashville 58/30/s 61/47/pc In feet as of 24-hr. 7 a.m. Thu. Capacity Level Chng. Boston 50/36/sh 47/33/c Orlando 79/56/pc 76/56/s Chicago 47/33/pc 51/40/pc Philadelphia 54/38/pc 52/32/pc Aberdeen Dam 188 163.86 -0.10 Dallas 67/53/pc 71/63/c Phoenix 75/52/c 65/46/pc Stennis Dam 166 136.56 -0.10 Honolulu 83/73/pc 83/72/pc Raleigh 61/31/s 58/34/s Bevill Dam 136 136.34 +0.08 Jacksonville 73/45/pc 70/48/s Salt Lake City 55/38/c 47/31/sf SOLUNAR TABLE Memphis 61/36/s 62/51/pc Seattle 50/40/r 49/43/pc Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice. The solunar period indicates peak feeding times for fi sh and game. Major Minor Major Minor SUN AND MOON MOON PHASES Fri. 9:20a 3:09a 9:41p 3:30p FRI SAT NEW FIRST FULL LAST Sat. 9:59a 3:48a 10:21p 4:10p Sunrise 6:35 a.m. 6:36 a.m. Sunset 4:46 p.m. 4:46 p.m. Forecasts and graphics provided by Moonrise 3:00 a.m. 3:53 a.m. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 Moonset 2:52 p.m. 3:25 p.m. Nov 29 Dec 7 Dec 13 Dec 20 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For only $1.50 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe New Columbus fire station may lead to lower premiums

to offer monthly CPR, reserve truck. Work continues first-aid or life-safety “That (station) was classes. built in the late 50s (or) on $460K facility He also said the depart- early 60s, and just the BY ALEX HOLLOWAY ment is considering using width of the trucks — not [email protected] land near the station to counting the height — create a centralized train- you can’t get them to back Columbus Fire and ing facility. into the station,” Hughes Rescue’s new Fire Station “Some things we’ve said. 4 could lower the city’s got now that are spread The new station will fire rating, which could out everywhere, we can also change locations, lead to lower insurance actually concentrate them moving roughly a mile premiums for residents and be able to offer that, west from its current lo- and attract more busi- not just for city firefight- cation at the intersection nesses. ers and law enforcement, of Airline and South Mc- The $460,000 facility Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff but also for the county,” Crary roads. The new will offer significantly Construction of Columbus Fire and Rescue’s Fire Station 4 is under way and expect- Hughes said. location, also on Airline more up-to-date ameni- ed to be finished next year. The new facility could lower the city’s fire rating. Beyond general im- Road, is near the Colum- ties and capabilities than provements, the new fire bus-Lowndes Humane the current Fire Station 4, cue is hoping it will help side, (saving) thousands and the roof and insula- station will have the space Society. which was built in 1960. improve Columbus’ fire of dollars a month on pre- tion were installed. to accommodate modern Construction is being Fire Chief Martin An- rating to a Class 3. miums they’re paying.” “We’re close to getting fire trucks. The current funded through city ap- drews said the new sta- The bureau rates fire Only a handful of cit- to the phase where fire- fire station’s bays are too propriations and rebate tion will be a valuable as- protection for city and ies in Mississippi, includ- fighters will come in and small to fit any but two of money from the Missis- set to fire and rescue. He county fire districts on a ing Jackson, have Class start framing up the in- the department’s pumper sippi Insurance Commis- 3 fire ratings, according said it will help improve scale from 1-10, with 1 be- side,” Hughes said. “That trucks, one of which is a sion. to a bureau spokesman. response times along ing the highest and best. was part of the deal with The classification is the the Highway 69 corridor, Columbus has a Class 4 the city as a cost-saving highest that any city has which could lead to a low- rating. measure. We’ll be able achieved in the state. er fire rating. “Just on the residential to dedicate some of the “It’s a big deal, being “It’s extremely im- side, citizens will start firefighters who have car- a class 3,” Andrews said. portant for us,” Andrews seeing significant savings pentry skills, and they’ll “They’re not that com- said. “You’ll get response on their (insurance) pre- come in and do a lot of ma- mon.” times down. All of that miums if we go to a level terial work.” is mandated by the state 3,” said Assistant Fire The old facility is about rating bureau. When we Chief Duane Hughes. “On Update and background 3,200 square feet. The annexed down (Highway) the business side, you’ve on the new station new one will be about 69, they wanted us to do got the attraction factor. Construction on the 10,000 square feet. that.” If this city has a (Class) 3 facility began in the sum- It will house 15 fire- Once construction is fire rating, you’re going to mer and is well under way. fighters and command Starkville Staff complete, he said fire and attract industries to come It is expected to be fin- staff. We haveColumbus loansStaff rescue will ask for a fire in. ished next year. Hughes said the sta- protection rating inspec- “They’re also coming Hughes said work tion will include improved Summer fun is closerfor thanall reasonsyou think. tion from the Mississippi for the savings,” he con- started slowly on the facil- training spaces, one of State Rating Bureau. tinued. “We’re talking ity but has accelerated as which may be used as a and seasons. He said fire and res- about, on the commercial construction progressed community training room Personal We’ve gotLoans the cash • Starteryou need Loans Consolidationto make Loans memories. and more

706-C Hwy 12 W 3189 Hwy 45, Ste. E STARKVILLE COLUMBUS Black Friday 662-323-5746 662-328-2200 Continued from Page 1A It’s a lot of fun talking to everyone www.1ffc.com around you.” She and Lane were in line with *All loans subject to our liberal credit policy and limitations, if any. 1st Franklin Financial about 50 other people outside Belk Corporation, NMLSR #141654, Georgia Resi- in Columbus this morning. They dential Mortgage Licensee #5656, licensed by the Mississippi Department of Banking arrived in the parking lot at about and Consumer Finance. 3:50 a.m. and waited in their car un- til they saw other people start to get in line. Starkville MS_summerAD3.236x5bw_final.indd 1 5/12/2016 12:03:36 PM The first person in line was Ash- ley McCoy of Brooksville. For her, Black Friday shopping is a yearly tradition. She has hit the stores in Columbus for the last six Black Fri- days, she said. She started the line outside Belk at 4:02 a.m. for the possibility of winning a $1,000 gift card. But she also just likes shopping on Black Friday, she said. “(I like) the thrill of just standing Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff out in the cold, trying to be the first Ashley McCoy of Brooksville stands in line outside Belk in Columbus this one and just seeing what different morning. McCoy was the first person in line at 4:02 a.m. for Belk’s Black deals they have,” she said. Friday deals. As a veteran Black Friday shop- was over the last hoverboard the “And then I’ve got to get the little per, McCoy knew the typical crowds store had in stock, McCoy said. one some moccasins,” she said, ges- were missing at Walmart, Belk, At Walmart this morning at turing to her 3-month-old baby who JCPenney and other big stores that about 5:30 a.m., though, the store had just peeked her face out from usually attract spenders on the big- was in order and seemed to be ful- beneath the blankets covering her. gest shopping day of the year. They had already been to Deep Now, she said, many stores open ly stocked on everything from toys to electronics, except hoverboards. South Pout, which was giving away late on Thanksgiving, so they aren’t shirts and door busters to the first as busy on Black Friday. While plenty of people were shop- ping, no one fought over the last of 50 people in line. Deep South Pout She said she was at Walmart in was still packed with people at 7 a particular product. Belk was also Columbus on Thursday looking a.m. calm and orderly at 7 a.m., only an for deals there, and the crowd was Blair Ward, 14, was shopping hour after opening. so large a fight broke out between there looking for T-shirts, sweaters two women — one of the stranger But shoppers didn’t just wake and especially chokers, she said. things she has seen in her years of up early for the sales at corporate She and her grandmother, Nina Black Friday shopping. chains. Steenstra, typically go shopping “(One) lady said she got there Amber Pounders of Caledonia together on Black Friday, usually first, and then the other lady said, and her friend, Lauren Brown, in Tuscaloosa or Tupelo. This year no, she got there first,” McCoy said. made up the entire line sitting out- they decided to stay in Columbus. Use our moving van “Then the pushing started. But it side Reed’s at 7 a.m. They sat in They were looking to shop for cloth- looked like the lady in the red was fold-up chairs and were covered in ing for needy kids, they said. going to win.” blankets. “(We like) the excitement,” for FREE! Before anyone could “win,” a po- “I’ve got to get my son some Steenstra said. “Starting the spirit lice officer broke up the fight, which Timberland boots,” Pounders said. of Christmas.” Burn ban Continued from Page 1A it and the smoke it gen- site states that 58 struc- off by wind. can become a large wild- erates. If a fire burns or tures have been damaged Gas and charcoal grill- fire when conditions are damages the land or prop- or destroyed. ing is allowed under the dry and windy, as they erty of another person, Locally, Rosenhan said burn ban, but residents will be this weekend,” the person who started Oktibbeha County vol- should always monitor said Mississippi Forestry © The Dispatch the fire is liable for those unteer firefighters have their fires and follow the Commission Assistant damages. responded to a number of instructions provided by State Forester Russell “We’re not a punitive grass and woodland fires the grill’s manufacturer. Bozeman in a release. Use one of our agents organization, but a burn since the burn ban was Grillers should always “One less spark could as your Realtor® to buy ban is just that. Right now, implemented, but no seri- douse used charcoal in mean one less wildfire. or sell, and use our it’s just illegal to burn be- ous loss of property or life water before disposing of No campfire is worth put- moving truck FREE! cause of the conditions,” has been reported. them in metal containers, ting people’s lives at risk.” Rosenhan said. Burn bans explicitly and residual ash should Drought conditions are Call for details. Since Sept. 1, the Mis- prohibit most outdoor be cold to the touch be- expected to last through sissippi Forestry Com- fires — campfires, bon- fore disposal. winter. StarkvillePropertiesMS.com mission has responded to fires, fire rings, burn bar- “Don’t do any outdoor For a complete list of 100 Russell Street #19 • Starkville MS 39759 946 wildfires that burned rels, debris burning, field burning right now — wait burn bans, visit www. 8,467 acres and threat- burning and fireworks until burn bans are lifted mfc.ms.gov/burn-bans. 662-324-0037 ened 58 structures. — that produce embers and drought conditions To report a wildfire, dial Starkville Properties @StarkvilleProp The commission’s web- capable of being carried improve. A small spark 911. 4A Friday, November 25, 2016

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PETER IMES General Manager ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller Our View Dak still winning for MSU fans It was during the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL. Though not highly rated reveals something about why Prescott most significant contribution to NFL game against the Baltimore Ravens on coming off a brilliant career at Mis- remains a beloved figure among Mis- football. Nov. 13 as a television camera focused sissippi State, the fourth-round draft sissippi State fans. In his time at MSU, Prescott raised to a shot of Cowboys’ rookie quarter- pick (134th player chosen in the 2016 In a season where there hasn’t been the profile of the program, figured back Dak Prescott sitting on a bench NFL draft) has helped take the Cow- much for Bulldog fans to celebrate, prominently in the university’s mar- as the Dallas defense was on the field. boys where the storied franchise has Prescott continues to make MSU fans keting of its football team and swelled The camera caught Prescott finishing never been. Thursday, Dallas beat rival proud — even after leaving Starkville. MSU fans with pride. off the contents of a sports drink, then Washington for its 10th consecutive Saturday, Mississippi State travels He broke 38 school records and led flipping the bottle toward the rubber win, longest in team history. At 10-1 to take on rival Ole Miss in the Egg MSU to unparalleled success, but fans trash can a few feet away. He missed the Cowboys have the best record in Bowl. Regardless of the outcome, the also loved him for his calm demeanor, his mark — one of the few times his the NFL, and a fair share of the credit Bulldogs are already assured their first his composure and his humility. throws that day would be anything belongs to Prescott, who has thrown 18 losing season this decade, coming into Dallas fans have seen what he can do other than spot-on accurate — and the touchdown passes and has rushed for 5 the game with a 4-7 record. on the field. plastic bottle bounced off the rim of the more. He has completed 70 percent of That Prescott would emerge imme- Thanks to an unguarded moment trash can and fell to the ground. his passes and thrown just two inter- diately as an NFL star this season was caught by the camera on the sideline, Prescott, got off the bench, retrieved ceptions, lowest among the league’s 32 a much-needed respite for the psyche they also saw the character traits that the bottle and placed it in the trash can. quarterbacks. of Bulldog fans. As bad as most Satur- are the hallmark of leadership. Is was simple act, yet rich in meaning. Yet for all the gaudy numbers, the days have been for State fans, Sundays Even after his departure, Dak Prescott has been a bona-fide simple act of picking up after himself were days they could celebrate, albeit Prescott continues to be a much-be- phenomenon as a rookie quarterback on the sidelines caught by the camera vicariously, though the exploits of MSU loved ambassador for Mississippi State.

Namaste The power of a smile “Smile at each other.” So said Mother Teresa, of Kolkata, India, in her book, “A Gift for God.” She implies that even though you may not be able to help them, you can at least smile at whoever you come across every day. It costs nothing and is a powerful message for every human being. There are thousands of languages in Jiben Roy the world; however, there is one universal language which everyone under- stands, a smile. A beautiful movie, “Letters,” was made about Mother Teresa. It is amazing to see how a tiny lady from Albania became famous (a Nobel Laureate and then sainthood) through her service to the poor in Kolkata. Maybe it was her smiling face that won the hearts of millions. Sometimes I purposefully smile at everyone I come across and note the response; however, you need to have eye contact. Otherwise people may think you are a mental patient. This also depends on culture. In some cultures, if you smile as a male Election 2016 to a woman, it may complicate the situation. Such is the world we live in. When I was a university student in Bangladesh, I used to tutor a student in a posh area in Dhaka City. A ‘change election’? Just After getting down from the bus, I used to walk to the student’s house. One day while walking I noticed two beauti- the opposite ful young girls smiling curiously at me from the Was this a “change Both he and Clinton, as printed pages, but my preferences roof-top of their building. I was fascinated, but I election”? Donald well as Democratic in- hold no sway with readers who like thought were they making fun out of me. Next day Trump’s victory is surgent Bernie Sanders, electronic transmission. I was prepared and started walking very slowly. widely attributed to cultivated these voters Remember video stores? Econo- Yes, they were there on the rooftop. When I had the public’s thirst for by turning against mist Mark J. Perry of the conserva- an eye contact, they were waving their hand as if something new, which international trade. But tive American Enterprise Institute they are calling me. I stood outside the gate. They he represented and most of the upheaval in notes that in 1999, they employed came down running with their radiant smiles and Hillary Clinton didn’t. It our industrial landscape 170,000 people. Good luck finding welcomed me. would be more accurate has not been caused by one now. “Would you please come inside?” Both the girls to say the outcome foreign competition. But the ubiquity and familiar- said simultaneously. stemmed from too By one measure, ity of change don’t make it less a “Certainly,” was my instantaneous answer. much change — which total employment, source of anxiety. And the endless They took me to their living room and intro- has discombobulated Steve Chapman American manufactur- transformation extends to the duced to their mom. We talked for a while and I was conservatives, as well ing has wasted away. realms of culture, religion and served with tea and snacks. as liberals. Since 2000, 5 million family life, where it’s also often Sometimes, a real story doesn’t end up as you Trump would be very Change is jobs have disappeared. unwelcome. wish or as you dream. The next day I discussed this different from past pres- But U.S. manufacturing The resistance comes in incident with my college friends. They were excited idents, and that quality something to output is 15 percent different forms among different and wanted me to arrange a meeting with them. appealed to voters fed higher now than it was people. Conservative whites feel I used to keep French-cut beard since my col- up with the status quo. navigate, not then and nearly double besieged by immigrants, whose lege life. As it disguised the structural features of But his supporters were what it was in 1987. language and customs are some- my face, my appearance resembled others. voting for something something to A lot of automaking times jarringly alien. Liberals and In fact, that’s what had happened with the two old. “Make America obstruct. jobs have moved not to minorities in places such as San pretty girls. They had a maternal uncle who lived Great Again” is a cry of Mexico but to Tennes- Francisco and Brooklyn resent abroad and instantaneously, I became their uncle. nostalgia. see and South Carolina. A lot of gentrification and rising housing I became very friendly to that family. Howev- Clinton stood for stability, coal mining jobs in Appalachia prices, which remake the neighbor- er, with time, every aspect of your life end up in predictability and caution. So the have been lost to natural gas frack- hoods they call home. protein folds of your memory. You recollect and you choice boiled down to “undo all ing operations in Texas. Nostalgia for the 1950s and ‘60s smile and life goes on. the changes I don’t like” vs. “don’t But politicians act as though is common across the political Jiben Roy, a native of Bangladesh, teaches chem- change a thing.” well-paying jobs should be tenured spectrum. Working-class whites istry and pharmaceutical sciences at Mississippi The problem is that change, perches. That can’t be the case in remember them as an era when University for Women. His email address is royjiben@ however disruptive, is a defin- a healthy, dynamic economy — not high-wage factory jobs were plenti- yahoo.com. ing achievement of our age. The with blue-collar jobs and not with ful and the culture was less open to modern capitalist economy is white-collar ones. exotic influences. Liberals fondly continually adapting to serve the Law was once a lifetime ticket recall that inequality was moder- demands of the populace. Material to a high income. Not anymore. ate, unions thrived and people still Our View: Local Editorials progress and more choices come Law firms are shedding partners, believed in government. Conserva- Local editorials appearing in this space represent the opinion of the newspaper’s editorial board: Birney Imes, about through the creation of new and the Bureau of Labor Statistics tives miss the low crime rate, stur- editor and publisher; Peter Imes, general manager; Slim methods and new products that says lawyers can expect to see dy families and cultural uniformity. Smith and senior newsroom staff. To inquire about a make old ones obsolete. more price competition, more (Blacks, women and Latinos: Your meeting with the board, please contact Peter Imes at The 20th-century economist tasks going to paralegals and some memories may vary.) 662-328-2424, or e-mail [email protected]. Joseph Schumpeter called this work being outsourced overseas. It may be normal to cherish fond phenomenon “creative destruc- The number of people working at memories of the good old days, but Voice of the People tion,” which he argued is “the newspapers has been slashed by 38 for better or worse, they can’t be We encourage you to share your opinion with readers of essential fact about capitalism.” It percent in the past decade. A centu- resurrected, and it’s a fraud for po- The Dispatch. has become the essential fact about ry ago, 1 in 3 Americans worked on litical leaders to pretend they can. Submit your letter to The Dispatch by: modern life, indispensable to the farms. Today, it’s 1 in 50. Anyone who wants to stop or roll E-mail: [email protected] rising living standards that Ameri- Change is something to navi- back the tide of change picked the Mail: P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703 cans expect. But it carries a price: gate, not something to obstruct. wrong century in which to be born. In person: 516 Main St., Columbus, or 101 S. Lafayette No one is guaranteed that life will Our lives are easier, better and lon- Steve Chapman blogs at http:// St., No. 16, Starkville. forever remain as it is. ger than those of generations past, www.chicagotribune.com/news/ All letters must be signed by the author and must in- Trump ran well, we are told, and those achievements have been opinion/chapman. Follow him on clude town of residence and a telephone number for ver- Twitter @SteveChapman13 or at ification purposes. Letters should be no more than 500 among working-class whites who built on the ruins of defunct busi- words, and guest columns should be 500-700 words. have seen the industries that once nesses and occupations. I would https://www.facebook.com/stevecha- We reserve the right to edit submitted information. employed them shrink or vanish. prefer that people get their news on pman13. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 5A ENJOY WHAT YOU DO Miss. sailor killed at Pearl Harbor coming home

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JACKSON — Frank Sparks has a vague memory of his great-uncle, Navy Fireman 1st Class Jim H. Johnston, who was killed at Pearl Harbor in the attack on the USS Okla- homa on Dec. 7, 1941. “When he was killed, I was 3-4 years old,” the Lucedale resident said. “I hadn’t known him very well, so my recollection of him is not very much, but I did hear stories about him as he had grown up.” The family recently learned that John- ston is coming home to Wesson and will be buried on the 75th anniversary of the day he died. Johnston was assigned to the USS Okla- homa which arrived in Pearl Harbor on Dec. 6, 1940, and spent several months partici- pating in exercises and conducting patrols. One day more than a year after its arrival, a fleet of Japanese carriers launched forma- tions of dive bombers, torpedo planes and fighters against the vessels moored in Pearl Harbor. The USS Oklahoma suffered 429 casual- ties and capsized quickly after sustaining damage from several torpedoes. Most of the dead were never identified. Remains of as many as 400 sailors and Marines were collected during efforts to salvage the vessel, and most of them were buried as unknowns in the National Memo- rial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu. That’s where they stayed until 2015, when the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff personnel exhumed these remains and as a Johnny Cockrell lays bricks at 10th Street Baptist Church in Columbus last Friday. He said his father taught him to lay result in advances in forensic and analytical bricks, and he has been doing it for 35 years. “I enjoy doing what I do, and I do my best at what I do,” Cockrell said. capabilities, were able to identify Johnston.

AREA OBITUARIES COMMERCIAL DISPATCH Fenton and William Methodist Church in Mr. Miller was born OBITUARY POLICY Doris Smith Joe Otts Calloway, all of Colum- Starkville and a veteran STARKVILLE — June 11, 1943, in Cres- Joe Otts died Nov. Obituaries with basic informa- bus, Angelia Thompson of the United States Air ton, Iowa, to the late tion including visitation and Doris Reed-Smith, 60, 24, 2016, at his resi- of Douglasville, Geor- Force. He was a grad- Leonard and Dorothy service times, are provided died Nov. 19, 2016, in dence. gia, Elizabeth Walker uate of the School of Burhow Miller. He was free of charge. Extended obit- Columbus. Arrangements are uaries with a photograph, de- and Linda Clark of Business at Mississippi a self-employed truck Services are 11 a.m. incomplete and will be tailed biographical information Muskegon, Michigan; State University. driver and was driving Saturday at Spring Hill announced by Lown- and other details families may two grandchildren and He was preceded in for Loggins Logistics wish to include, are available Missionary Baptist des Funeral Home. three step-grandchil- death by his parents, Church in Starkville of Jonesboro, Arkan- for a fee. Obituaries must be dren. John Daniel Meador submitted through funeral with Pastor Tyrone sas. homes unless the deceased’s Pallbearers will be Sr. and Lenora Craven Orr officiating. Burial He is survived by his Gaye Froshair body has been donated to Leon McGee, Antho- Meador; two sisters will be at Spring Hill wife, Darcy Jean Banks Gaye Froshair, 80, science. If the deceased’s ny McGee Sr., Tony and one brother. Cemetery in Starkville. Miller; sons, Ed and died Nov. 24, 2016, at body was donated to science, Armstrong, Ronald He is survived by his Visitation is today from Troy Miller, both of Baptist Memorial Hos- the family must provide official Lapointe, Anthony wife, Florence Truhett West Point, and Shane pital-Golden Triangle. proof of death. Please submit 1-6 p.m. at West Me- McGee Jr. and Chad Meador of Starkville; morial Funeral Home Miller of Lincoln, Ne- Arrangements are all obituaries on the form pro- Washington. daughter, Lynn Meador vided by The Commercial Dis- Chapel in Starkville. braska; daughter, So- incomplete and will be patch. Free notices must be Welch of Columbus; She is survived by phie Miller of Brandon; announced by Lown- submitted to the newspaper Dell Hargrove Jr. son, John Austin her husband, Charlie stepson, Rory Butcher des Funeral Home. no later than 3 p.m. the day NOXUBEE COUN- Meador of Starkville; Smith of Gary, Indiana; of Des Moines, Iowa; prior for publication Tuesday TY — Dell Hargrove four grandchildren and sister, Anita Anderson stepdaughters, Jodi Sil- Violet Weatherby through Friday; no later than 4 five great-grandchil- Jr., 85, died Nov. 22, of Merrillville, Indiana; vernail of Claremont, Violet Weatherby p.m. Saturday for the Sunday dren. edition; and no later than 7:30 2016, at brothers, Anthony and Minnesota, and Jeanne died Nov. 23, 2016, at Memorial may a.m. for the Monday edition. his resi- Sammy Reed, both of C. Butcher of Green- her residence. be made to Gentiva Incomplete notices must be dence. Starkville. field, Iowa. Arrangements are received no later than 7:30 Hospice Foundation, Ser- He is also survived incomplete and will be a.m. for the Monday through vices are 3350 Riverwood Pkwy., Peter Hall by his brothers, Lar- announced by Carter’s Friday editions. Paid notices noon Sat- Suite 1400, Atlanta, GA ry Miller of Phoenix, must be finalized by 3 p.m. for STARKVILLE — Funeral Services of urday at 30339. Arizona, and Ron inclusion the next day Monday Peter “P.T.” Hall, 79, Columbus. through Thursday; and on Harrison died Nov. 5, 2016, in Miller of Albuquerque, Friday by 3 p.m. for Sunday Grove MB Hargrove Jr. Margie Morton Starkville. New Mexico; sister, and Monday publication. For Church Margie Lois Morton Graveside services Mary Schardene of more information, call 662- with Billy Goodwin died Nov. 19, 2016. Chelsea, Michigan; 10 328-2471. are 11 a.m. Saturday at officiating. Burial will Services Ebenezer Cemetery in grandchildren and 10 follow in Brooksville are 11 a.m. Starkville. Visitation is great-grandchildren. Paul Fenton Cemetery. Visitation Saturday today from noon- 6p.m. Maynard Miller JACKSON, Tenn. — will be from noon-6 at Bench- at West Memorial Fu- Eugene Campbell p.m. today at Carter’s Visitation: Paul D. Fenton “Pork mark neral Home Chapel in STARKVILLE — Funeral Services of Saturday, Nov. 26 • 1 PM Chop,” 47, died Nov. Memorial Starkville. Eugene “Lit” Camp- Memorial Services: Macon. Saturday, Nov. 26 • 3 PM 17, 2016, Life Center He is survived by his bell, 69, died Nov. 21, Mr. Hargrove Jr. was in Colum- Siloam Baptist Church at Jackson sister, Ruth McGhee, of 2016 in Starkville. memorialfuneral.net born Aug. 11, 1931, to Morton Madison bus. Greenwood. Services are 2 p.m. General the late Dell Hargrove Morton Saturday at Rock Hill Hospital. Sr. and Mamie Lou was born July 14, 1929, Dama Johnson United Methodist Visitation: Services Bailey-Hargrove. in Lowndes County Gustabia Paulette COLUMBUS — Church in Starkville Saturday, Nov. 26 • 10 AM are 11 a.m. In addition to his to the late Gideon and with Pastor Jerome Ackerman Baptist Church parents, he was pre- Jessie Barber Morton. Gustabia Paulette died Services: Saturday Wilson officiating. Saturday, Nov. 26 • 11AM ceded in death by his Nov. 24, 2016, at The at St. Fenton She was a member of Burial will be at Josey Ackerman Baptist Church children, Mary Liddell New Zion Pilgrim MB Windsor Place. Burial Paul MB Creek Cemetery in Enon Cemetery and Gail Tate. Arrangements are Church in Columbus Church and Southside Starkville. Visitation is gunterandpeel.com He is survived incomplete and will be with the Rev. John F. MB Church, Inc. She today from 3-6p.m. at by his wife, Hattie announced by Carter’s Johnson officiating. received her early edu- West Memorial Fu- Williams Hargrove; Funeral Services of Burial will follow at cation at Union Acad- neral Home Chapel in children, Albert and Columbus. Union Cemetery. emy and graduated Starkville. John Hargrove, both of Visitation is today from from Miss Ann Laura’s He is survived by his Columbus; nine grand- William Reed noon-6 p.m. at Carter’s School of Cosmetology wife, Sally Campbell children; and eight and worked as a culi- William Reed died Funeral Services of of Starkville; daugh- great-grandchildren. nary chef at the Holiday Nov. 24, 2016, at Bap- Columbus. ter, Priscilla Diane Inn. tist Memorial Hospi- Mr. Fenton was Nelson of Starkville; In addition to her tal-Golden Triangle. born Aug. 25, 1969, in John Meador Jr. son, Dexter Campbell parents, she was Arrangements are Columbus to Celeste STARKVILLE — of Starkville; brother, preceded in death by a incomplete and will be Fenton and the late Jim John Daniel Meador Jr., Henry Campbell Jr. brother and sister. announced by Lown- Calloway. 87, died Nov. 23, 2016 of Maryland; sisters, In addition to his at the BeeHive Homes des Funeral Home of Columbus. Barbara Green of Phil- father, he was preceded Assisted Living in Efrem Daniels adelphia and Juliaphine in death by his siblings, Starkville. ALICEVILLE, Ala. Campbell of Maryland; Charles Andrews Callo- Graveside services — Efrem Z. Daniels, Maynard Miller and nine grandchil- WEST POINT — way Sr. and Authur Lee are 11 a.m. Saturday 53, died Nov. 20, 2016, dren. Fenton. at Memorial Garden at Pickens County Med- Maynard E. Miller, In addition to his Park Cemetery with ical Center. 73, died Nov. 23, 2016, mother, he is survived Dr. Prentiss Gordon Services are noon at North Mississippi Somewhere down the road you’re going by his wife, Sheri Ann and Dr. Giles Lindley Tuesday at James and Medical Center in West to have to think about it. Fenton of Jackson; officiating. Visitation Lola Lavender Memori- Point. We all face it, but most of us avoid thinking about it: stepchildren: Amanda is Saturday one hour al Chapel with the Rev. Memorial services final preparations. Terry of Jackson, Ten- prior to service at Dr. T.J. Straight offici- are 3 p.m. Saturday at When Caring Counts... nessee, Jermaine and Welch Funeral Home in ating. Burial will be at Siloam Baptist Church Joshua McGee of Co- Starkville. Christian Hill Church in West Point with the lumbus; daughter, Ash- Mr. Meador was Cemetery in Brooks- Rev. Wayne Mathis of- FUNERAL HOME ley Fenton of Jackson, formerly employed ville. Visitation is ficiating. Visitation is 1 & CREMATORY Tennessee; siblings: as a manager with Monday from 3-5 p.m. p.m. Memorial Funeral 1131 N. Lehmberg Rd. Rosie Johnson, Rob- BellSouth. He was a at Lavender’s Funeral Home is entrusted with Columbus, MS 39702 (662) 328-1808 ert E. Fenton, Denise member of First United Services. arrangements. 6A FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Prescott Continued from Page 1A State fans consoled any children or toddlers’ themselves after too merchandise, and we many Saturday losses by could sell a ton of that, tuning in on Sundays to especially this close to watch Prescott emerge, Christmas.” not only as a leading NFL Rookie of the Year candidate, but as a league Demand creates MVP as well. logistical challenges And his No. 4 Cowboys The difficulty of keep- jersey is flying off the ing stores stocked with shelves here in Missis- Prescott merchandise sippi. goes beyond the player’s While his playing has sudden, unanticipated been a significant boost rise from relative obscu- to fans’ morale, it has rity. been a financial shot in “A lot of it has to do the arm for John Hen- with how the Cowboys dricks, whose business handle their merchandis- rises and falls on the ing,” Hendricks noted. success or failure of MSU In 2002, Dallas Cow- athletics. boys owner Jerry Jones “There’s no question exercised an option in this year has been a the NFL merchandising little disappointing,” said contract with the league’s Hendricks, who opened 32 teams, allowing the The Lodge in 1978, five Cowboys to handle their years after he graduated own merchandising and from MSU. The Lodge is a retail store that focuses maximize the team’s on all things Bulldog-re- profits. lated. It’s clear to both When MSU teams Hendricks and Tyler succeed, Hendricks sees that the Cowboys simply it on his bottom line, aren’t capable of meeting especially when it comes the enormous demand of to football. Prescott merchandise. So, when MSU was “I think they’re just thriving on the field be- overwhelmed,” Hendricks hind Prescott in 2014 and said. “They didn’t antici- 2015, business was fairly pate this. They can’t keep booming at The Lodge. up with the orders.” This year, well, not so Even placing an order much. can be difficult, Tyler “Oh, yeah,” Hendricks said. said. “Winning is good “I have one contact for our business.” person with the Cowboys Even before MSU that I can order from,” took a dive, Hendricks he said. “Sometimes, it’s had made a decision that hard to even get in touch would ultimately pay off. with that person. And “In all of our years, we once you do, who knows had never sold any NFL how long it’s going to take stuff,” Hendricks said. to get the shipment in. “But back in August, Birney Imes/Dispatch Staff “That’s really a shame. when it was clear that Roxane Sparks of Starkville examines a Dak Prescott Dallas Cowboys jersey at The Lodge in Starkville. Sparks, Dak was going to be the You know (the Cowboys) a recent Cowboys convert, says she watches Cowboys games religiously since Prescott, the former Mississippi want to sell as much as Cowboys’ quarterback, State standout, joined the team as a rookie this season. I decided to order some they can, and we could Dak Cowboys jerseys. the Dak merchandising NFL M V P. we got was for 70 jerseys, and we have another 400 sell everything they send I thought we could sell bonanza was over. That carries over to and we have maybe 10 T-shirts ordered. us. It’s Christmas, and them, but I never imag- So did everyone, in merchandising, too. left. Really, I have no idea “Even when we do get that’s the time you really ined what it would turn fact. According to how many we could sell an order in, it’s pretty would love to have as out to be. We can’t order NFLShop.com, Prescott if we could get our hands much limited to jerseys much of the Dak stuff as them fast enough or merchandise is second on them. We’re selling a and men’s size T-shirts,” you can get your hands get them fast enough, Prescott’s success only to Elliott in sales. lot of Dak T-Shirts, too, Tyler said. “There aren’t on.” and once they get here, proving good for But, in Mississippi, they’re all gone in a few business Prescott is second to days. I’ve never seen But nobody saw this none based off current anything like it.” coming. sales. Despite his record-set- Sales keep booming ting career at Mississippi Demand for Dak Last football season State, Prescott was not merchandise is high Letters saw a boom in Dak considered a prize pros- Prescott jersey sales, pect by NFL teams. among MSU fans thanks mainly to a bit of By the time his name Back in Starkville, the to good fortune. was called on the third appetite for Prescott’s No. Two years ago the day of the 2016 NFL 4 Dallas Cowboys jerseys NCAA changed its Draft, 133 other players, has proven insatiable. merchandising rules in including eight quarter- “We made our first or- Santa response to a lawsuit backs, had been selected der in August,” Hendricks by former players that ahead of Prescott. The said. “I think the order challenged the associa- Cowboys finally drafted was for something like tion for making money Prescott in the fourth 70 to 80 jerseys. We sold off the players’ likeness- round. It was assumed them all in four days.” Dear Santa, es. Under those rules, Prescott would fight it The jerseys retail from universities were limited out for the backup job in $100 to $110 if you can ______to selling jerseys with Dallas behind 14-year find them. just three numbers – the football veteran Tony “Our latest order was number 1, the number Romo. for 144 jerseys in each ______of the current year and Prescott played well in color (blue and white),” the number associated the Cowboys’ preseason Hendricks said. “The with the founding of the games, appearing to have white one just came in, ______university. solidified his role as the and we’re almost sold out. Last year, that meant Cowboys’ backup. Then The blue jerseys should ______replica MSU jerseys in the Cowboys’ third be coming in any day could bear the numbers preseason game on Aug. now. They won’t be here 1, 15 for the year 2015, 28, Romo suffered a bro- long, either.” ______and 78 because MSU was ken bone in his back. Just There were 20 white founded in 1878. 11 days before the start jerseys remaining in the By a happy circum- of the regular season, store as of Wednesday ______stance, Prescott’s num- Prescott was thrust into afternoon. ber was 15. The No. 15 the role of the open- It’s much the same at ______MSU jerseys flew off the ing-day quarterback. another Starkville sport- shelves and are likely to He hasn’t looked back. ing goods store. be a collector’s item. Behind Prescott, “There really doesn’t ______“We’ll never be able fellow rookie running seem to be any limit to to sell another Mississip- back and what we could sell if we pi State No. 15 jersey,” the NFL’s best offensive could get them,” said ______Hendricks said. “In fact, line, the Cowboys have Arthur Tyler, one of on New Year’s Day this rolled to an NFL-best 11-1 the managers at Sports ______year, we had to take any record. Prescott and El- Center. “We got our first of those No. 15 jerseys liott are interchangeably order in about four weeks out of stock.” 1 and 2 on the short list ago and sold them imme- ______Hendricks figured for Rookie of the Year and diately. The last shipment ______

AROUND THE STATE ______3 charged with plotting death of his brother of Duff Capital Investors. Online jail records show 47-year-old ______Mississippi businessman Howard Cameron, 46-year-old Glen Ev- Name PURVIS — Three men are being held ans and 41-year-old Victor Mitchell were without bond, charged in a plot to mur- being held in Lamar County. They were Age____ Grade______der a businessman who serves on Mis- denied bond in a Monday hearing on sissippi’s college board. charges of conspiracy to commit murder. Please try to print darkly and do not go past border for the best print results possible. Fifteenth Judicial District Attorney The motive for the plot remained un- Hal Kittrell confirmed Wednesday that clear Wednesday. Kittrell said he could Mail this form or drop it by The Dispatch by Friday, Dec. 9th. an affidavit in the case identifies the al- release few details about the case. 516 Main Street • P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703, Attn: Santa leged target as Tom Duff. Duff serves on Cameron, Evans and Mitchell were ar- the Mississippi Board of Trustees for In- rested early Saturday morning at a con- Selected letters will be printed in the Christmas Greetings section of stitutions of Higher Learning. venience store in Forrest County, Missis- A biography on the board’s site says sippi Bureau of Investigation spokesman Duff, of Hattiesburg, is a co-owner with Warren Strain told state media outlets. The DispaTch The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 7A

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12362 CSpire BOGO 6.611x15.75.indd 1 11/16/16 8:25 AM SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino: 327-1297 SPORTS LINE 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 MEN’S COLLEGE COLLEGE BASKETBALL BASEBALL Howland MSU great hopes his Ferriss team can dies at 94 regroup From Special Reports STARKVILLE — Da- vid Meadow “Boo” Ferriss, Weatherspoon’s wrist one of the most beloved figures in Mississippi injury leaves opening State baseball history and a Boston Red Sox great, for younger players passed away on Thursday. He was 94. BY BEN WAIT “A gentleman in every [email protected] sense of the STARKVILLE — word, Boo Mississippi State men’s Ferriss will be missed basketball coach Ben but cer- Howland didn’t know how tainly not his young team was going forgotten,” to respond after a 25-point MSU Direc- loss to Central Florida last tor of Ath- Ferriss Thursday. letics John But MSU bounced Cohen said. “His contri- back from the loss in the butions go well beyond first round of the Gildan Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch the game of baseball. The Charleston Classic in Mississippi State quarterback Nick Fitzgerald rushed for four touchdowns and threw for two more amount of lives he touched Charleston, South Caro- last week in a 58-42 loss to Arkansas at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville. is staggering. He is truly lina, to beat Boise State the greatest ambassador (80-68) and UTEP (61-54). for baseball in the history “I think it was also a of the state of Mississippi.” wakeup call, ‘Hey, this is BULLDOGS LOOK TO END STREAKS Ferriss prepped at Shaw how it’s going to be. It’s a High School, graduating whole different level now,’ One team will try to keep bowl hopes alive, while other wants to become bowl eligible in 1939 before embarking with how physical and BY BEN WAIT on a career in Starkville. how hard they pushed it [email protected] GAME 12 A two-time All-SEC first in transition. I was really n BATTLE FOR THE GOLDEN EGG: Mississippi State team (1941-42) pitcher happy with the way we re- STARKVILLE — The Mississippi state foot- at Ole Miss, 2:30 p.m. Saturday for the Diamond Dawgs, (SEC Network; WKBB-FM 100.9, WNMQ-FM 103.1) sponded,” Howland said. ball team is looking to snap two two-game losing Ferriss spent two seasons See MSU MEN, 5B streaks. playing under legendary In addition to erasing the memory of back- Inside coach C.R. “Dudy” Noble. GAME 5 to-back losses to Alabama (51-3) and Arkansas n MORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL: LSU shows support He also played basketball. n Lehigh, 7 Tonight (58-42), MSU will try to avoid a three-game los- for Orgeron by running over Texas A&M. Page 2B Ferriss was signed by the (SEC Network+; ing streak to Ole Miss for the first time since Boston Red Sox in 1942 WKBB-FM 100.9) 2002-04 when the teams face off in the Battle for A win would help Ole Miss (5-6, 2-5), which and made his debut on April 29, 1945, with a two- the Golden Egg at 2:30 p.m. Saturday (SEC Net- is coming off a 38-17 loss to Vanderbilt last hit shutout. work) at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford. week, become bowl eligible for the fifth-straight In his six-year playing year under coach Hugh Freeze. Ole Miss beat Balanced A win would help MSU (4-7, 2-5 Southeastern career with the Boston Conference) keep its slim hopes of earning a MSU 31-17 in 2014 in Oxford and won 38-27 in Red Sox (1945-50), Ferriss bowl bid alive. The Bulldogs can make a bowl Starkville last season. MSU’s last win in Oxford amassed a 65-30 record scoring key game as a 5-7 team because of a 971 Academic was a 31-23 win in 2010. with a 3.64 ERA in 880 in- Progress Rate (APR) score. See EGG BOWL, 5B nings. He struck out 296 and had eight saves in144 for Rebels appearances. Iron Bowl features two dominating defenses In 1946, he was named an MLB All-Star in a sea- By NEAL McCREADY son that ended in a World The Associated Press By JOHN ZENOR least since I’ve been here. Each GAME 12 Series appearance for the The Associated Press week it seems like they’ve got- n iron bowl: No. 16 Auburn at Red Sox. Ferriss still holds OXFORD — Deandre ten better. No. 1 Alabama, the MLB record for most Burnett hit 5 of 6 free TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — It’s “They’re stopping the run 2:30 p.m. Saturday consecutive home wins t h r o w s no surprise that the Alabama very well. We’re not giving up football team brings a formi- (WCBI; WJEC-FM 106.5) (13 in 1946). Ole Miss 86, in the a lot of explosive plays in the dable, aggressive defense that After his playing days final two pass or run game and our red Montana 81 ranks among the nation’s best ers in the secondary and line- concluded in 1950, Fer- minutes zone defense has been excel- into the Iron Bowl. backers who can cover some riss took on a coaching a n d lent.” The twist: Now, Auburn can ground. role with the Red Sox as finished with 21 points The game features two de- make the same claim. The Tide ranks second na- the pitching coach (1955- Thursday to lead the Ole fenses that excel at stopping The 16th-ranked Tigers tionally in scoring defense, 59). Ferriss returned to Miss men’s basketball have the program’s best de- giving up 11.4 points per game. the run but also some of the his home state in 1960 as team to an 86-81 victory fense in years coming into Sat- Auburn’s allowing 14.3 points Southeastern Conference’s the head coach at Delta against Montana. urday’s showdown with the top- on average, seventh-best na- best pass rushers. State University, a role he Cullen Neal added ranked Crimson Tide, which tionally. Alabama has Jonathan Allen held until 1988. He posted 19 points, including five still probably sets the standard The Tigers haven’t ranked (seven sacks), Tim Williams a 639-387-8 record with 3-pointers, Terence Davis among college defenses. better than 48th in that catego- (eight) and Ryan Anderson three NCAA Division II scored 18 points, and Se- “It’s the best defense in col- ry in the past seven seasons. (six-and-a-half). Auburn’s Carl College World Series ap- bastian Saiz had 17 points lege football,” Auburn offen- “They’ve improved great- Lawson clocks in as the Iron pearances. and 13 rebounds. sive coordinator Rhett Lashlee. ly since last season,” Auburn Bowl leader with nine sacks, Ferriss was induct- Sayeed Pridgett led “I think that’s pretty obvious.” coach Gus Malzahn said of pairing with tackle Montravius ed into the Mississippi Montana (1-5) with 19 Auburn’s is pretty good, too. Auburn’s defense. “When we Adams to lead a defensive front Sports Hall of Fame in points. Ahmaad Rorie Both have defensive fronts that went into this season, we felt that is talented and fairly deep. 1964 and the MSU Sports added 18 points and Jack can punish runners and quar- like this had a chance to be “They’re very physical and Hall of Fame in 1970, See REBELS, 5B terbacks alike, with playmak- one of our better defenses, at See IRON BOWL, 5B See FERRISS, 5B

FOOTBALL: NFL Prescott leads Cowboys to another win By SCHUYLER DIXON The Associated Press Dallas 31, Washington 26 ARLINGTON, Texas — Rookies Dak Inside Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott keep win- n MORE NFL: The Pittsburgh Steelers beat ning for the Dallas Cowboys, even with the Indianapolis Colts and the Detroit Lions setting records for the defeated the in other Washington Redskins. Thanksgiving Day action. Page 2B Prescott accounted for two touch- downs , Elliott ran for a pair of scores a season. and the Cowboys extended their fran- “You know you’re talking to some- chise regular-season record with a 10th one who knows how hard this is to win straight victory, beating the Redskins 10 games in a row, and I do,” Cowboys 31-26 on Thursday. owner and general manager Jerry Jones Prescott tied Don Meredith’s club said. “I know how we’re getting it done, quarterback record from 50 years ago and we’re getting done by hard work and with his fifth rushing touchdown and Dak’s a great example.” the NFL-leading Cowboys (10-1) won de- The Redskins (6-4-1) got swept by Jerome Miron/USA TODAY Sports Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott (21) and quarterback Dak Prescott (4) spite 449 yards passing and three touch- their NFC East rival, and the defend- celebrate Elliott’s touchdown against the Washington Redskins in the second half at downs from Cousins, the first Redskins ing division champions fell 3 1/2 games AT&T Stadium on Thursday. The Cowboys defeated the Redskins 31-26. quarterback with two 400-yard games in See COWBOYS, 6B 2B Friday, November 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

No. 25 LSU 54, COLLEGE FOOTBALL No. 22 Texas A&M 39 LSU 10 10 14 20—54 Texas A&M 7 0 10 22—39 First Quarter LSU—Guice 45 run (Delahoussaye kick), 13:16 Guice runs for record in Tigers’ win TXAM—Kirk 36 pass from Knight (LaCamera kick), 6:05 LSU—FG Delahoussaye 23, 2:11 © The Dispatch By KRISTIE RIEKEN running back Leonard Fournette and Second Quarter LSU—FG Delahoussaye 32, 11:02 The Associated Press leading tackler Kendell Beckwith be- LSU—Dupre 20 pass from Etling (Delahoussaye kick), :32 cause of injuries. But Guice and Etling Third Quarter COLLEGE STATION, Texas — TXAM—FG LaCamera 49, 13:19 did plenty to allow LSU (7-4, 5-3 SEC) to LSU—Guice 45 run (Delahoussaye kick), 13:16 LSU—Guice 6 run (Delahoussaye kick), 7:45 Christmas Steady chants of: “Keep coach O” handle Texas A&M, and gave the Tigers TXAM—T.Williams 33 run (LaCamera kick), 5:04 streamed out of LSU’s locker room after Fourth Quarter a 300-yard passer and a 200-yard rush- LSU—Chark 7 run (Delahoussaye kick), 14:55 the 25th-ranked Tigers got a 54-39 victo- TXAM—Kirk 43 pass from Knight (Noil pass from er in the same game for the first time in Knight), 13:07 ry against No. 22 Texas A&M on Thurs- school history. LSU—Gage 9 pass from Etling (pass failed), 10:03 TXAM—J.Reynolds 32 pass from Knight (Ford run), trees day night. It certainly wasn’t the first time Guice 8:45 LSU—Guice 1 run (Delahoussaye kick), 4:59 It’s clear the LSU’s players want in- has had a big game this year, with Four- TXAM—J.White 2 run (pass failed), :15 A—102,961. terim coach Ed Orgeron to remain in nette struggling with an ankle injury charge. The question is what the school’s LSU TXAM for a big chunk of the season. His per- First downs 28 19 are here! Rushes-yards 46-298 33-188 adminstration plans to do. formance pushed his career-high rush- Passing 324 284 Comp-Att-Int 20-28-0 17-38-0 Varieties Derrius Guice ran for a school-record ing total to 1,249 and his four TDs were Return Yards 22 193 285 yards and had four touchdowns and Punts-Avg. 4-35.5 6-41.0 a career high. The game gave him one -Lost 2-0 3-1 Available: Danny Etling threw for 324 yards and Penalties-Yards 5-29 6-55 more yard than Fournette gained to set Time of Possession 35:26 24:34 two scores to give short-handed LSU the the school’s single-game rushing record • Douglas Fir INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS victory. last month. RUSHING—LSU, Guice 37-285, D.Williams 4-13, Chark 1-7, (Team) 1-(minus 2), Etling 2-(minus 2), • Fraser Fir “I want coach O to stay,” Guice said. Guice was asked if he’d thought about J.Moore 1-(minus 3). Texas A&M, Ford 15-100, T.Wil- liams 10-68, Knight 6-11, J.White 2-9. “We need somebody like coach O to lead breaking Fournette’s record. PASSING—LSU, Etling 20-28-0-324. Texas A&M, Kirk 0-1-0-0, Knight 14-30-0-211, Hubenak 3-7-0-73. • Noble Fir us out there and he’s done a great job “I haven’t. My head’s been on I miss RECEIVING—LSU, Gage 5-62, Dupre 4-50, Chark 3-59, D.Smith 3-33, D.Anderson 2-59, Moreau 1-31, since he’s been here.” him,” Guice said. “He was supposed to Jeter 1-22, J.Moore 1-8. Texas A&M, Kirk 8-107, Noil • Nordman Fir The Tigers were playing without star be out here with us tonight.” 5-102, J.Reynolds 3-51, Pope 1-24.

Schedule FOOTBALL: NFL Thursday’s Games Oktibbeha County Co-op Detroit 16, Minnesota 13 Dallas 31, Washington 26 201 Pollard Road • Starkville • 323-1742 Pittsburgh 28, Indianapolis 7 Sunday’s Games Brown’s big day lifts Steelers past Colts San Diego at Houston, Noon Arizona at Atlanta, Noon Cincinnati at Baltimore, Noon By MICHAEL MAROT San Francisco at Miami, Noon with four straight 1,000- Le’Veon Bell, and touch- Jacksonville at Buffalo, Noon The Associated Press yard seasons. down catches by Brown of Tennessee at Chicago, Noon Los Angeles at New Orleans, Noon Brown has 23 re- 25 and 33 yards. N.Y. Giants at Cleveland, Noon INDIANAPOLIS — Seattle at Tampa Bay, 3:05 p.m. ceptions for 342 yards Indy’s only score came Carolina at Oakland, 3:25 p.m. Antonio Brown has a his- New England at N.Y. Jets, 3:25 p.m. and seven touchdowns on a 5-yard touchdown Kansas City at Denver, 7:30 p.m. tory of making big plays Monday’s Game in three career games pass from Tolzien to Don- Green Bay at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. against the Indianapolis Thursday, Dec. 1 against the Colts. te Moncrief early in the Dallas at Minnesota, 7:25 p.m. Colts. Those weren’t the most second quarter, a play set Sunday, Dec. 4 Kansas City at Atlanta, Noon Thursday night was no interesting numbers to up by the first completion Los Angeles at New England, Noon Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Noon different. the Steelers (6-5), though. of Pat McAfee’s career on Miami at Baltimore, Noon Denver at Jacksonville, Noon Brown hauled in three They helped their playoff a fake punt. Detroit at New Orleans, Noon touchdown catches of San Francisco at Chicago, Noon chances with a second The Colts (5-6) had two Houston at Green Bay, Noon more than 20 yards to Buffalo at Oakland, 3:05 p.m. straight win and snapped chances to trim the deficit Washington at Arizona, 3:25 p.m. give the Pittsburgh Steel- a four-game losing streak but Tolzien was stopped Tampa Bay at San Diego, 3:25 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Pittsburgh, 3:25 p.m. ers a 28-7 victory over a on Thanksgiving, a twice on third-down runs Carolina at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Open: Tennessee, Cleveland depleted Colts team that stretch that began with a at the 1-yard line, and the Monday, Dec. 5 was missing quarterback loss at Detroit in 1983. Steelers forced incomple- Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, 7:30 p.m. Steelers 28, Colts 7 Andrew Luck. Luck sat out with a con- tions on both fourth-down Pittsburgh 14 7 0 7—28 “I don’t take it for grant- Indianapolis 0 7 0 0—7 cussion, and his absence plays. First Quarter ed, but I’m not surprised Pit—Bell 5 run (Boswell kick), 9:10. showed as Indy’s first win- “This is a humbling Pit—Brown 25 pass from Roethlisberger (Boswell by it,” Steelers coach ning streak of the season league and God, when kick), 1:06. Second Quarter Mike Tomlin said of his ended at two games. you’re that close, we’ve got Ind—Moncrief 5 pass from Tolzien (Vinatieri kick), 13:02. star receiver. “He maxi- While replacement to put them in,” Tolzien Pit—Brown 33 pass from Roethlisberger (Boswell kick), 9:00. mizes opportunities.” Scott Tolzien hung tough said. “Personally, I look at Fourth Quarter Pit—Brown 22 pass from Roethlisberger (Boswell Brown does that even most of the night, the those two opportunities. kick), 5:30. when Ben Roethlisberg- performance wasn’t I had two chances with A—66,583. er (14 of 20 for 221 yards good enough to extend the ball in my hand and Pit Ind First downs 16 18 and three touchdowns) the Colts’ 10-game win- I just wish I could have Total Net Yards 369 310 Rushes-yards 29-148 23-91 doesn’t throw the football ning streak on Thursday punched them in.” Passing 221 219 Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 much. He scored on three nights. Bell ran 23 times for Kickoff Returns 1-21 2-67 Ret. 2-26 0-0 of his five catches and The Steelers built 120 yards. Comp-Att-Int 14-21-0 23-37-2 Punts 4-44.3 2-46.0 finished with 91 yards, a 21-7 lead by scoring Tolzien was 22 of 36 for Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 two short of joining Hines touchdowns on each of 205 yards with one touch- Penalties-Yards 7-67 2-10 Time of Possession 28:15 31:45 Ward as the only receiv- their first three posses- down and two intercep- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ers in franchise history sions — a 5-yard run from tions. RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Bell 23-120, Toussaint 6-28. © The Dispatch Indianapolis, Todman 3-37, Gore 15-28, Turbin 2-20, Tolzien 3-6. PASSING—Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 14-20-0-221, L.Jones 0-1-0-0. Indianapolis, Tolzien 22-36-2-205, Slay’s helps Lions beat Vikings McAfee 1-1-0-35. RECEIVING—Pittsburgh, Brown 5-91, Bell 4-22, L.Green 2-67, E.Rogers 2-36, Hamilton 1-5. Indianap- By LARRY LAGE “They didn’t want over- victory during the suc- olis, Moncrief 6-45, Allen 5-49, Hilton 3-54, Dorsett 3-31, Doyle 2-25, Turbin 2-(minus 2), Swoope 1-35, The Associated Press time. They know what cessful stretch with an Gore 1-3. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Indianapolis, Vinatieri 52. happened last time.” interception late in the DETROIT — Darius Cowboys 31, Redskins 26 Earlier this month, game on Oct. 9 against Washington 0 6 0 20—26 Slay dropped into cover- Dallas 7 10 0 14—31 Prater made a game-tying Philadelphia. First Quarter age as if he was going to Dal—Elliott 4 run (Bailey kick), 11:09. 58-yard field goal at the “He’s as good as they Second Quarter cover a deep route and Was—FG Hopkins 24, 14:04. end of regulation at Min- come in those situations,” Dal—FG Bailey 46, 7:57. pounced on an opportuni- nesota and the Lions won Lions coach Jim Caldwell Dal—Williams 10 pass from Prescott (Bailey kick), ty to help the Lions come 1:45. in overtime. said. “He’s kind of got a Was—FG Hopkins 20, :03. back to win another game. Fourth Quarter Slay, a standout corner- knack for it. He’s a bit of a Was—Reed 5 pass from Cousins (pass failed), 14:54. Slay, a former standout Dal—Prescott 6 run (Bailey kick), 10:49. back, who calls himself riverboat gambler.” Was—De.Jackson 67 pass from Cousins at Mississippi State, in- (Hopkins kick), 9:22. “Big Play Slay,” fooled Detroit extended its Dal—Elliott 1 run (Bailey kick), 6:29. tercepted Sam Bradford’s Was—Reed 8 pass from Cousins (Hopkins kick), 1:53. Bradford by coming up NFL record of having its A—93,099. pass from the left hash and stepping in front of first 11 games decided by across the field to help Was Dal Adam Thielen to pick off seven or fewer points. First downs 25 24 send the Lions into sole Total Net Yards 505 353 the pass. “They come from be- Rushes-yards 19-56 30-163 possession of first place Passing 449 190 “I wish I could have hind every week, so when Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 in the NFC North. Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-0 seen him fall off the out- we took the lead in the Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Slay returned the inter- Comp-Att-Int 41-53-0 17-24-0 side route and come back fourth quarter, we knew Punts 1-39.0 2-44.0 ception 13 yards with 30 in,” Bradford said. the game wasn’t over,” Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 seconds left to set up Matt Penalties-Yards 3-30 3-25 The Lions (7-4) have Minnesota tight end Kyle Time of Possession 33:24 26:36 Columbus: Prater’s 40-yard field goal Leigh Mall won six of seven, includ- Rudolph said. “We had to INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS as time expired, lifting RUSHING—Washington, Kelley 14-37, Thompson 1404 Old Aberdeen Rd ing two against Minneso- keep playing, but we didn’t 4-17, Cousins 1-2. Dallas, Elliott 20-97, Prescott 8-39, the Lions to a 16-13 victo- Whitehead 1-15, Morris 1-12. 662-328-4450 ta this month and four of make enough plays.” ry against the Minnesota PASSING—Washington, Cousins 41-53-0-449. the wins have come on The Vikings (6-5) have Dallas, Prescott 17-24-0-195. Starkville: Vikings on Thursday. RECEIVING—Washington, Reed 10-95, Crowder Prater’s field goals, de- lost five of six, plummet- 8-88, V.Davis 5-68, Thompson 5-17, De.Jackson 911 Highway 12 W Minnesota could have 4-118, Garcon 4-43, Harris 2-11, Kelley 2-5, Carrier spite trailing in the fourth ing out of first place after 1-4. Dallas, Bryant 5-72, Beasley 5-56, Witten 3-33, 662-323-4919 stuck with the conser- Elliott 2-23, Williams 1-10, L.Dunbar 1-1. quarter of every game surging to the top of the MISSED FIELD GOALS—Washington, Hopkins 43, vative approach it took Hopkins 55. this season. division by winning their on offense for much of Slay sealed the first first five games. the game and played for overtime on its last drive, but coach Mike Zimmer allowed Bradford to pass and Slay made him regret it. “I knew they were go- ing to throw,” Slay said. Lions 16, Vikings 13 Minnesota 7 0 3 3—13 Detroit 7 3 0 6—16 First Quarter Det—Boldin 2 pass from Stafford (Prater kick), 7:14. Min—Asiata 5 run (Forbath kick), :40. Second Quarter Det—FG Prater 29, 6:45. Third Quarter Min—FG Forbath 30, 7:03. Fourth Quarter Min—FG Forbath 28, 12:38. Det—FG Prater 48, 1:45. Det—FG Prater 40, :00. A—63,793.

Min Det First downs 17 18 Total Net Yards 306 308 Rushes-yards 16-82 19-94 Passing 224 214 Punt Returns 2-0 1-3 Kickoff Returns 1-20 2-49 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-13 Comp-Att-Int 31-37-1 23-40-0 Punts 4-48.8 4-42.0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 5-40 4-16 Time of Possession 31:31 28:29

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Minnesota, McKinnon 9-31, Asiata 5-27, Patterson 1-22, Line 1-2. Detroit, Riddick 9-45, Staf- ford 4-30, Washington 5-19, Zenner 1-0. PASSING—Minnesota, Bradford 31-37-1-224. Detroit, Stafford 23-40-0-232. RECEIVING—Minnesota, Rudolph 9-64, Thielen 8-53, Patterson 5-15, McKinnon 3-45, Asiata 3-14, C.Johnson 2-12, Ellison 1-21. Detroit, Boldin 7-69, Tate 5-77, Riddick 5-13, Jones 4-54, Roberts 2-19. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Friday, November 25, 2016 3B

SOUTH FAR WEST Alabama 62, Saint Louis 57 San Jose St. (3-8) at Fresno St. (1-10), SOCCER Basketball Baylor 71, VCU 63 2:30 p.m. CALENDAR NBA Duke 88, William & Mary 67 Notre Dame (4-7) at Southern Cal (8-3), EASTERN CONFERENCE Elon 91, Ill.-Chicago 80 2:30 p.m. Prep Football Atlantic Division FIU 89, Ave Maria 72 South Alabama (5-5) at Idaho (6-4), 2:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Florida Gulf Coast 69, Binghamton 53 Appalachian St. (8-3) at New Mexico St. (3-7), Today’s Games Georgia St. 82, E. Kentucky 65 3 p.m. Arena faces more Toronto 9 6 .600 — Jacksonville 97, Trinity Baptist 52 Oregon (4-7) at Oregon St. (3-8), 3 p.m. Mississippi High School Activities Association Boston 9 6 .600 — Kent St. 66, Wofford 59 Nevada (4-7) at UNLV (4-7), 3 p.m. New York 7 7 .500 1½ Kentucky 101, Cleveland St. 70 UCLA (4-7) at California (4-7), 6 p.m. Class 5A Playoffs – Third Round Brooklyn 4 10 .286 4½ Liberty 70, MVSU 55 Utah (8-3) at Colorado (9-2), 6:30 p.m. Lake Cormorant at West Point, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 4 11 .267 5 Louisiana Tech 79, Oklahoma Baptist 63 Colorado St. (6-5) at San Diego St. (9-2), 8 p.m. Southeast Division Louisiana-Lafayette 82, James Madison 70 Rice (3-8) at Stanford (8-3), 8 p.m. skeptical audience Alabama High School Athletic Association W L Pct GB Louisville 68, Old Dominion 62 Utah St. (3-8) at BYU (7-4), 9:15 p.m. Class 2A Playoffs – Fourth Round Atlanta 10 5 .667 — North Carolina 71, Wisconsin 56 Wyoming (8-3) at New Mexico (7-4), 9:15 p.m. Charlotte 8 6 .571 1½ Purdue 96, Auburn 71 UMass (2-9) at Hawaii (5-7), 10 p.m. Aliceville at G.W. Long, 7 p.m. Orlando 6 9 .400 4 South Carolina 61, Michigan 46 Tennessee 95, Chaminade University 81 Football Championship Class 1A Playoffs – Fourth Round Washington 4 9 .308 5 Wake Forest 86, Coastal Carolina 74 Miami 4 10 .286 5½ Wichita St. 82, LSU 47 Subdivision Playoffs in second stint Addison at Pickens County, 7 p.m. Central Division Saturday’s Games MIDWEST W L Pct GB Cal Poly 68, N. Illinois 64 First Round By The Associated Press Prep Basketball Cleveland 11 2 .846 — Cincinnati 70, Samford 55 Lehigh (9-2) at New Hampshire (7-4), 1 p.m. Chicago 9 6 .600 3 DePaul 68, Missouri St. 66 St. Francis (Pa.) (7-4) at Villanova (8-3), 1 p.m. Today’s Games Milwaukee 6 7 .462 5 E. Michigan 97, Madonna 60 Weber St. (7-4) at Chattanooga (8-3), 1 p.m. West Lowndes Thanksgiving Shootout Detroit 7 9 .438 5½ George Mason 77, Bradley 66 NC A&T (9-2) at Richmond (8-3), 1 p.m. NEW YORK — Bruce Arena the sequel Ohio St. 78, Jackson St. 47 Charleston So. (7-3) at Wofford (8-3), 1 p.m. Indiana 7 9 .438 5½ Illinois St. (6-5) at Cent. Arkansas (9-2), 2 p.m. (At West Lowndes High, Columbus) WESTERN CONFERENCE UALR 91, Cent. Michigan 79 faces a more skeptical audience than the orig- W. Illinois 91, Crown College 53 Samford (7-4) at Youngstown St. (8-3), 4 p.m. Durant (boys) at West Lowndes, 7:30 p.m. Southwest Division SOUTHWEST San Diego (9-1) at Cal Poly (7-4), 6 p.m. inal. W L Pct GB Lighthouse Tournament Oklahoma St. 97, Georgetown 70 San Antonio 12 3 .800 — Rice 80, Delaware St. 58 Division II Playoffs Arena was celebrated for coaching the (At Corinth High School) Memphis 10 5 .667 2 SE Louisiana 72, UTEP 56 Saturday’s Games Americans to the 2002 World Cup quarter- Houston 9 6 .600 3 Texas A&M-CC 84, Jarvis Christian 61 Second Round Columbus boys vs. Southwind (Tennessee), Noon New Orleans 6 10 .375 6½ Texas Tech 75, Utah St. 51 Indiana (Pa.) (10-1) at California (Pa.) (10-0), finals, and fired four years later after they New Hope vs. Chalmette (Louisiana), 4:30 p.m. Dallas 2 12 .143 9½ Texas-Arlington 80, Mount St. Mary’s 71 11 a.m. Northwest Division FAR WEST Texas A&M-Commerce (11-1) at Grand Valley Saturday’s Games Arizona St. 127, The Citadel 110 State (11-0), 11 a.m. failed to advance past the first round. W L Pct GB Shepherd (11-0) at LIU Post (12-0), 11 a.m. Oklahoma City 8 8 .500 — Ball St. 94, S. Utah 83 Bob Bradley and Jurgen Klinsmann led Starkville High Thanksgiving Classic Colorado St. 76, Md.-Eastern Shore 65 Tuskegee (9-2) at North Greenville (8-4), Caledonia vs. Eupora (West Lowndes Classic) Utah 8 8 .500 — Hawaii 86, Hawaii Hilo 55 11 a.m. the U.S. to the round of 16 at the last two Portland 8 9 .471 ½ San Francisco 79, Troy 67 Colorado School of Mines (10-2) at Ferris State Lighthouse Tournament Denver 6 9 .400 1½ St. Bonaventure 89, Pepperdine 63 (10-2), 11 a.m. World Cups, and a second-round appearance Minnesota 4 10 .286 3 Utah Valley 88, Denver 85 Emporia State (11-1) at Northwest Missouri (At Corinth High School) Pacific Division State (11-0), Noon is pretty much a minimum accomplishment Columbus boys vs. Spain Park (Alabama), 5:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Thursday’s Women’s Harding (12-0) at Sioux Falls (12-0), Noon L.A. Clippers 14 2 .875 — North Carolina-Pembroke (10-1) at for an American coach these days as a ma- College Scores North Alabama (8-1), Noon College Football Golden State 13 2 .867 ½ EAST turing fan base has increased expectations L.A. Lakers 8 8 .500 6 Penn St. 69, Georgia St. 42 Division III Playoffs Today’s Game Sacramento 6 9 .400 7½ St. Edward’s 74, Kutztown 70 Saturday’s Games exponentially. Phoenix 5 11 .313 9 Troy 93, Villanova 85 Louisiana Tech at Southern Mississippi, 3 p.m. Second Round “I don’t think there’s any doubt that pres- West Virginia 56, Auburn 52 Mount Union (10-1) at Johns Hopkins (11-0), Saturday’s Games Wednesday’s Games SOUTH 11 a.m. sure has increased on everyone involved in Atlanta 96, Indiana 85 Clemson 61, Loyola of Chicago 40 Western New England (11-0) at Alfred (11-0), Mississippi State at Ole Miss, 2:30 p.m. Cleveland 137, Portland 125 East Carolina 82, Ball St. 69 11 a.m. the game, whether that’s players, coaches, ad- Memphis 104, Philadelphia 99, 2OT Florida St. 98, Winthrop 35 Linfield (9-1) at Mary Hardin-Baylor (11-0), Auburn at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. Georgetown 67, Wright St. 60 Noon Phoenix 92, Orlando 87 Georgia 70, Minnesota 58 San Antonio 119, Charlotte 114 North Central (11-0) at Wheaton (Ill.) (10-1), ministrators, leaders or anything else,” U.S. Kansas St. 67, NC State 50 Noon Soccer Federation President Sunil Gulati said Men’s College Basketball Boston 111, Brooklyn 92 LSU 78, UTEP 45 Coe (11-0) at St. Thomas (Minn.) (11-0), Noon Today’s Game Detroit 107, Miami 84 Marist 69, NC AandT 64 St. John’s (Minn.) (10-1) at Wisconsin-Oshkosh Tuesday after replacing Klinsmann with Are- Toronto 115, Houston 102 North Carolina 83, South Florida 55 (10-1), Noon Lehigh at Mississippi State, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers 124, Dallas 104 Toledo 76, Davidson 41 Wesley (Del.) (9-2) at John Carroll (10-1), Noon na. “Changes in technology and the speed of Utah 108, Denver 83 VCU 68, American U. 62 Wittenberg (10-1) at Wisconsin-Whitewater New Orleans 117, Minnesota 96 MIDWEST (12-0), Noon information and social media add the dimen- Women’s College Basketball Golden State 149, L.A. Lakers 106 Michigan 78, Gonzaga 66 Today’s Games Sacramento 116, Oklahoma City 101 SOUTHWEST NAIA Playoffs sion of pressure that wouldn’t have been the Purdue 86, Wichita St. 49 Saturday’s Games Thursday’s Games Stanford 74, Northeastern 45 Alcorn State at Southern Mississippi, 10 a.m. No games scheduled Quarterfinals same for Bruce in his first go-round.” FAR WEST Morningside (Iowa) (10-1) at Saint Francis (Ind.) Mississippi State vs. Oregon (Honolulu), 8 p.m. Today’s Games James Madison 83, Idaho St. 53 (10-1), 11 a.m. And that’s not all. San Antonio at Boston, Noon UCLA 78, Iowa 65 Eastern Oregon (9-2) at Marian (Ind.) (11-0), Saturday’s Games Washington at Orlando, 6 p.m. Noon “Our fans know the game in a way that Charlotte at New York, 6:30 p.m. The AP Women’s Top 25 Montana Tech (10-1) at Reinhardt (Ga.) (12-0), Ole Miss vs. Wisconsin (Las Vegas), 1 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. may not have been the case in such numbers Dallas at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Fared Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (11-1) at Baker (Kan.) Opponent TBD at Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. Thursday (12-0), 1 p.m. 20 years ago or even 15 years ago,” Gulati L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. 1. Notre Dame (5-0) did not play. Next: vs. Mississippi State vs. San Jose State (Honolulu), Atlanta at Utah, 7 p.m. TCU, Saturday. said. “We have more educated, passionate Brooklyn at Indiana, 7 p.m. 2. UConn (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. 7 p.m. Miami at Memphis, 7 p.m. Chattanooga, Tuesday. Hockey fans with a way to express their views: social Sunday’s Games Toronto at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. 3. South Carolina (4-0) did not play. Next: NHL media.” Minnesota at Phoenix, 8 p.m. vs. No. 4 Louisville, Sunday. EASTERN CONFERENCE Alabama A&M at Alabama, 2 p.m. Oklahoma City at Denver, 8 p.m. 4. Louisville (6-0) did not play. Next: vs. Atlantic Division With five NCAA titles at Virginia, two Ma- New Orleans at Portland, 9 p.m. No. 3 South Carolina, Sunday. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Mississippi State at Hawaii, 9:30 p.m. Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 5. Baylor (4-1) did not play. Next: vs. Kent Montreal 21 15 4 2 32 65 47 State, Friday. jor League Soccer championships with D.C. Houston at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 21 13 7 1 27 66 51 Ole Miss vs. Opponent TBD (Las Vegas), time 6. Maryland (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. Ottawa 20 12 7 1 25 47 50 Saturday’s Games No. 23 Arizona State, Friday. United and three more MLS crowns with the TBD New York at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Boston 20 11 9 0 22 48 47 7. Mississippi State (4-0) did not play. Florida 20 10 9 1 21 53 54 LA Galaxy, the 65-year-old Arena is a proven San Antonio at Washington, 6 p.m. Next: vs. Oregon, Friday. Detroit at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Toronto 20 8 8 4 20 62 67 College Volleyball 8. Ohio State (3-1) did not play. Next: vs. Detroit 20 9 10 1 19 48 52 winner. He was inducted into the U.S. Nation- Memphis at Miami, 7 p.m. Florida Gulf Coast, Friday. Today’s Match 9. UCLA (4-1) beat Iowa 78-65. Next: vs. Buffalo 20 7 8 5 19 38 50 Minnesota at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Metropolitan Division al Soccer Hall of Fame six years ago. Sunday’s Games Toledo, Friday. South Carolina at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. 10. Florida State (4-1) beat Winthrop GP W L OT Pts GF GA Cleveland at Philadelphia, Noon N.Y. Rangers 21 14 6 1 29 82 53 But he inherits a roster frequently out- Denver at Phoenix, 2:30 p.m. 98-35. Next: vs. No. 25 Gonzaga, Friday. Saturday’s Matches 11. Stanford (4-1) beat Northeastern Pittsburgh 20 12 5 3 27 60 56 matched, one that appeared dysfunctional in Georgia at Mississippi State, Noon L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 5 p.m. 74-45. Next: vs. Wichita State, Friday. Washington 19 12 5 2 26 52 43 Milwaukee at Orlando, 5 p.m. 11. Syracuse (3-1) did not play. Next: vs. Columbus 18 10 5 3 23 56 42 losses to Mexico and Costa Rica opening the Alabama at LSU, 1 p.m. Sacramento at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. George Washington, Friday. New Jersey 19 10 6 3 23 46 46 New Orleans at Dallas, 6 p.m. 13. Oklahoma (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. Philadelphia 21 9 9 3 21 67 72 final round of World Cup qualifying in North Houston at Portland, 8 p.m. Colorado State, Sunday. Carolina 19 8 7 4 20 48 52 Atlanta at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. 14. Texas (2-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. N.Y. Islanders 19 6 9 4 16 47 60 and Central America and the Caribbean. Monday’s Games 3 South Carolina, Thursday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Sacramento at Washington, 6 p.m. 15. Washington (4-1) did not play. Next: at Central Division “I think U.S. soccer has made great prog- COLLEGE FOOTBALL GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Seattle, Saturday. Chicago 21 13 6 2 28 62 55 Oklahoma City at New York, 6:30 p.m. 16. Florida (4-0) did not play. Next: at ress,” Arena said. “I believe since I left in 2006 Northwestern, Friday. St. Louis 21 11 7 3 25 54 57 the pool of players has certainly expanded.” Philadelphia at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. 17. Tennessee (3-1) did not play. Next: vs. Minnesota 19 10 7 2 22 49 36 No more hype, Charlotte at Memphis, 7 p.m. Virginia Tech, Sunday. Nashville 19 9 7 3 21 55 50 Both his World Cup rosters included 12 Utah at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 18. DePaul (3-0) did not play. Next: vs. Dallas 21 8 8 5 21 55 71 Atlanta at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Western Kentucky, Friday. Winnipeg 22 9 11 2 20 59 65 players from European clubs and 11 from Ma- 19. West Virginia (6-0) beat Auburn Colorado 19 9 10 0 18 42 55 questions needed Thursday’s Men’s College 56-52. Next: vs. High Point, Sunday. Pacific Division jor League Soccer. The U.S. remains a team 20. Kentucky (4-1) did not play. Next: vs. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Scores Samford, Sunday. Edmonton 21 12 8 1 25 65 54 partly suffering from jet lag when it gathers. EAST 21. Miami (3-1) did not play. Next: vs. San Jose 20 11 8 1 23 47 43 Binghamton 72, Long Beach St. 64 Grambling State, Friday. Los Angeles 21 11 9 1 23 55 53 “This group will not see each other again for OSU-Michigan Bucknell 84, Norfolk St. 58 22. Oregon State (3-1) did not play. Next: Anaheim 20 9 7 4 22 52 49 Gonzaga 82, Quinnipiac 62 vs. Idaho, Friday, Dec. 2. Calgary 22 9 12 1 19 51 69 until Sunday or Monday before a Friday qual- N. Colorado 81, Sacred Heart 59 23. Arizona State (2-1) did not play. Next: Vancouver 20 8 10 2 18 45 62 By MITCH STACY West Virginia 89, Illinois 57 vs. No. 6 Maryland, Friday. Arizona 18 6 10 2 14 45 60 ifier in March,” captain Michael Bradley said SOUTH 24. Michigan State (4-1) did not play. The Associated Press Butler 76, Vanderbilt 66 Next: vs. Delaware, Friday. after last week’s 4-0 loss in Costa Rica, which Florida 81, Seton Hall 76 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- 25. Gonzaga (3-1) lost to Michigan 78-66. time loss. LSU 66, Old Dominion 60 Next: vs. No. 10 Florida State, Friday. led to Klinsmann’s firing, COLUMBUS, Ohio — Besides having na- Louisville 62, Wichita St. 52 Miami 67, Stanford 53 Wednesday’s Women’s Wednesday’s Games Arena will have to juggle his lineup right tional playoff implications, this year’s Ohio Mississippi 86, Montana 81 New Jersey 5, Toronto 4, SO Temple 89, Florida St. 86 Major College Scores Calgary 2, Columbus 0 from the start: midfielder Jermaine Jones and State vs. Michigan game is full of questions, VCU 75, St. John’s 69 EAST Minnesota 3, Winnipeg 1 Virginia Tech 92, New Mexico 72 Army 75, Air Force 47 Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. Rangers 1 right back Timmy Chandler are suspended story lines and intriguing matchups. MIDWEST Dartmouth 53, Holy Cross 49 Detroit 2, Buffalo 1, SO Baylor 73, Michigan St. 58 Pittsburgh 94, Slippery Rock 48 Washington 4, St. Louis 3 for the March 24 home qualifier against Hon- Can Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett Iona 64, Drake 53 Queens (NY) 70, Fairleigh Dickinson 54 Tampa Bay 4, Philadelphia 2 duras because of yellow-card accumulation. Iowa St. 73, Indiana St. 71 Rhode Island 72, Fairfield 65 Nashville 5, Dallas 2 solve Michigan’s best-in-the-nation defense? Nebraska 80, Dayton 78 Sacred Heart 77, Binghamton 69 San Jose 2, Chicago 1 Arena’s national team was known for em- Will Michigan superstar Jabrill Peppers be FAR WEST UMass 76, CCSU 37 Vancouver 4, Arizona 1 Arizona 69, Santa Clara 61 West Virginia 79, East Carolina 47 Edmonton 6, Colorado 3 phasis on defense and counterattacks. As he able to shut down Curtis Samuel, Ohio State’s Nevada 82, Oakland 78 SOUTH Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 Texas A&M 95, CS Northridge 73 Appalachian St. 71, ETSU 68 Today’s Games takes over, the priority will be on grinding out do-it-all hybrid back? UCLA 99, Portland 77 Auburn 52, Marist 51 Montreal 2, Carolina 1 Valparaiso 92, BYU 89 Ball St. 76, NC A&T 57 Ottawa 3, Boston 1 wins to wipe out the deficit in the Americans’ Will injured quarterback Wilton Speight Kentucky 74, Morehead St. 47 Today’s Games Ole Miss 86, Montana 81 Radford 79, Tennessee Tech 46 N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, Noon eight remaining games of the hexagonal. The be healthy enough to play for Michigan? If MONTANA (1-5): Krslovic 3-5 1-3 7, Lo- SC-Upstate 91, Warren Wilson 53 Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 3 p.m. pez 6-12 0-0 17, Moorehead 2-7 2-2 8, Wright Samford 69, UT Martin 62 Chicago at Anaheim, 3 p.m. top three teams qualify and the fourth-place not, can backup John O’Korn rebound from 3-11 0-0 8, Rorie 5-12 5-6 18, Samuelson 2-3 Stephen F. Austin 77, George Mason 76 N.Y. Islanders at San Jose, 3 p.m. a lackluster performance last week to hurt 0-0 4, Gfeller 0-2 0-0 0, Pridgett 7-14 5-6 19, Wake Forest 59, Furman 52 Buffalo at Washington, 4 p.m. finisher advances to a playoff against Asia’s Dunn 0-7 0-0 0. Totals 28-73 13-17 81. MIDWEST Winnipeg at Nashville, 5 p.m. Ohio’s State’s ball-hawking defense? OLE MISS (5-1): Furmanavicius 1-3 0-1 Indiana 79, Mass.-Lowell 45 Detroit at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. No. 5 team. 2, Saiz 6-10 4-7 17, Brooks 0-6 0-0 0, Neal Kansas 64, Oral Roberts 56 Calgary at Boston, 6:30 p.m. If the U.S. wins at home against Honduras, If Ohio State triumphs, does it belong in 6-12 2-2 19, Burnett 5-14 9-11 21, Hymon 2-4 Missouri St. 65, Alaska Anchorage 58 Columbus at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. 1-3 5, Silins 1-2 0-0 2, Davis 6-9 3-4 18, Tyree Niagara 67, Cleveland St. 49 Vancouver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica and Pana- the College Football Playoff even without a 0-1 0-0 0, Fitzpatrick-Dorsey 1-1 0-0 2. Totals SIU-Edwardsville 60, S. Illinois 59 Edmonton at Arizona, 8 p.m. conference championship on its resume? 28-62 19-28 86. Saint Louis 71, Morgan St. 43 Saturday’s Games ma, and picks up a few points on the road, it Halftime—Ole Miss 41-29. 3-Point Youngstown St. 84, Tiffin 62 Carolina at Ottawa, 6 p.m. Most of those answers will become clear Goals—Montana 12-33 (Lopez 5-8, Rorie SOUTHWEST Columbus at Florida, 6 p.m. should qualify for its eighth-straight World 3-8, Moorehead 2-6, Wright 2-6, Pridgett Houston Baptist 71, Southwestern Assemblies Washington at Toronto, 6 p.m. Saturday afternoon after No. 2 Ohio (10-1, 7-1 0-1, Gfeller 0-2, Dunn 0-2), Ole Miss 11-26 of God 52 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Cup. (Neal 5-8, Davis 3-4, Burnett 2-7, Saiz 1-3, Lamar 75, N. Arizona 60 Montreal at Detroit, 6 p.m. Big Ten) State and No. 3 Michigan (10-1, 7-1) Furmanavicius 0-1, Tyree 0-1, Brooks 0-2). Re- Oklahoma 74, S. Dakota St. 60 Minnesota at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Oklahoma St. 81, N. Iowa 57 “The American qualities have certainly bounds—Montana 37 (Krslovic 11), Ole Miss 37 Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m. tangle in Ohio Stadium in the 2016 version of (Saiz 13). Assists—Montana 19 (Dunn 5), Ole Texas 86, Northwestern St. 39 Texas A&M 55, UALR 37 Chicago at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. been teams that are hard to play against,” Miss 15 (Brooks, Neal 4). Total Fouls—Mon- Anaheim at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. the storied rivalry. “The Game” hardly needs tana 23, Ole Miss 17. Technicals—Pridgett, Texas A&M-CC 83, Montana Tech 50 Arena said. “We’re traditionally strong in Fitzpatrick-Dorsey. A—7,358 (9,500). Texas State 61, Houston 56 Sunday’s Games any more hype, but it returns to the national FAR WEST Tampa Bay at Boston, Noon the goal; we have very good goalkeepers. We The Associated Press Colorado St. 76, Adams State 29 Nashville at Winnipeg, Noon spotlight for the first time in a decade because Montana 61, Incarnate Word 56 Arizona at Edmonton, 2 p.m. have some young attacking talent, and we Top 25 Men Fared New Mexico St. 75, Pepperdine 66 Florida at Carolina, 5 p.m. the winner is likely to end up in the playoff, Thursday Portland St. 79, Seattle 71 Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. have some experienced players in the mid- with the loser shut out. 1. Kentucky (5-0) did not play. Next: vs. Southern Cal 67, Portland 54 Calgary at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. UT Martin, Friday. UC Davis 70, Montana St. 62 field. We have to find a way to get the right “Yeah, we’re playing for it all, pretty much,” 2. Villanova (6-0) did not play. Next: at balance, the right combinations on the field Pennsylvania, Tuesday. Soccer Ohio State center Pat Elflein said. “The stakes 3. Indiana (3-1) did not play. Next: vs. Football and the right mentality, and we’ll produce a MVSU, Sunday. are always pretty high for this game. Every- 4. North Carolina (7-0) did not play. Next: Thursday’s College Scores Playoffs SOUTH Knockout Round good team. What it looks like in the end, I one knows you can save a season by beating at No. 3 Indiana, Wednesday. Alabama State 53, Miles 20 5. Kansas (4-1) did not play. Next: vs. (Single-game elimination) SOUTHWEST Eastern Conference can’t tell you now but I’m certain we’re going this team, no matter what your record is, but UNC Asheville, Friday. LSU 54, Texas A&M 39 6. Duke (5-1) did not play. Next: vs. Appa- Wednesday, Oct. 26 to develop a good team.” definitely the stakes are higher.” lachian State, Saturday. College Schedule Toronto FC 3, Philadelphia 1, Toronto advances Christian Pulisic, just 18, already has 7. Virginia (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. Today’s Games Thursday, Oct. 27 Michigan tight end Jake Butt, who gradu- Iowa, Friday. SOUTH Montreal 4, D.C. United 2, Montreal advances shown himself to be one of the more formi- ated from the same suburban Columbus high 8. Arizona (5-0) beat Santa Clara 69-61. Houston (9-2) at Memphis (7-4), 11 a.m. Western Conference Next: vs. Butler, Friday. NC State (5-6) at North Carolina (8-3), 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26 LA Galaxy 3, Real Salt Lake 1, LA Galaxy dable dribblers on the team, able to get past school as Elflein, said he can’t wait to get on 9. Xavier (5-0) did not play. Next: vs. Louisiana Tech (8-3) at Southern Miss. (5-6), 3 p.m. advances Northern Iowa, Saturday. Thursday, Oct. 27 several defenders. But he still lacks judgment the field at Ohio Stadium. 10. Louisville (5-0) beat Wichita State 62- MIDWEST N. Illinois (4-7) at Kent St. (3-8), 11 a.m. Seattle 1, Sporting Kansas City 0, 52. Next: vs. No. 20 Baylor, Friday. Seattle advances on when to take on the third or fourth defend- “No. 2 vs. No 3, really everything on the 11. Gonzaga (4-0) beat Quinnipiac 82-62. Buffalo (2-9) at Bowling Green (3-8), 1 p.m. Next: vs. Florida, Friday. Arkansas (7-4) at Missouri (3-8), 1:30 p.m. er or to pass. line,” Butt said. “For both teams it’s an abso- Nebraska (9-2) at Iowa (7-4), 2:30 p.m. Conference Semifinals (First Leg) 12. Creighton (5-0) did not play. Next: vs. Sunday, Oct. 30 lute must-win game, so it’s going to be a great Loyola (Md.), Saturday. Toledo (9-2) at W. Michigan (11-0), 4 p.m. Klinsmann had targeted 18-year-old de- SOUTHWEST Montreal 1, NY Red Bulls 0 atmosphere. Everybody is going to be tuning 13. Oregon (4-2) did not play. Next: vs. TCU (5-5) at Texas (5-6), 2:30 p.m. LA Galaxy 1, Colorado 0 fender Cameron Carter-Vickers and 20-year- Boise State, Monday. Baylor (6-4) at Texas Tech (4-7), 5 p.m. Toronto FC 2, NYCFC 0 old midfielder Lynden Gooch as players of in to watch this.” 14. UCLA (5-0) beat Portland 99-77. Cincinnati (4-7) at Tulsa (8-3), 7:30 p.m. Seattle 3, FC Dallas 0 Next: vs. Nebraska, Friday. FAR WEST Conference Semifinals (Second Leg) the future. Coaches — and fans — want to Some other things to watch as Michigan 15. Saint Mary’s (Cal) (4-0) did not play. Boise St. (10-1) at Air Force (8-3), Sunday, Nov. 6 Next: vs. UAB, Sunday. 2:30 p.m. Colorado 1, LA Galaxy 0, 1-1 aggregate, look ahead, but Arena’s focus will be earning visits the Horseshoe on Saturday. 16. Wisconsin (4-2) did not play. Next: vs. Washington (10-1) at Washington St. (8-3), Colorado advances 3-1 on penalty kicks LET’S GET PHYSICAL Prairie View A&M, Sunday. 2:30 p.m. Montreal 2, NY Red Bulls 1, Montreal advances points. 17. Purdue (4-1) did not play. Next: vs. Arizona St. (5-6) at Arizona (2-9), 8:30 p.m. 3-1 on aggregate Peppers said he has watched other teams, including Penn State, NJIT, Saturday. Toronto FC 5, NYCFC 0, Toronto FC advances Draws at home and losses anywhere usual- Wisconsin and Northwestern, give the Buckeyes problems by getting 18. Syracuse (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. Saturday’s Games 7-0 on aggregate FC Dallas 2, Seattle 1, Seattle advances 4-2 extra physical. He and the Wolverines plan to test their rival in the same South Carolina, Saturday. EAST ly lead to furious fans. 19. West Virginia (4-0) beat Illinois 89-57. Syracuse (4-7) at Pittsburgh (7-4), 11:30 a.m. on aggregate way. Next: vs. Temple, Friday. Michigan St. (3-8) at Penn St. (9-2), 2:30 p.m. “No one likes to face the firing squad, as Tulane (3-8) at UConn (3-8), 3 p.m. Conference Championships “We’re going to see how they respond with physicality,” Peppers 20. Baylor (5-0) beat No. 24 Michigan Eastern Conference State 73-58. Next: vs. No. 10 Louisville, Friday. East Carolina (3-8) at Temple (8-3), 6:30 p.m. it were, in terms of media or fans that are up- said. “We come with bad intentions. It’s never our intention to hurt any- SOUTH Tuesday, Nov. 22 21. Iowa State (4-0) beat Indiana State Montreal 3, Toronto FC 2 set about something,” Gulati said, “but that’s one, but when we hit you, we want you to feel it.” 73-71. Next: vs. Miami, Friday. Georgia Tech (7-4) at Georgia (7-4), 11 a.m. Kentucky (6-5) at Louisville (9-2), 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30 22. Texas (3-2) did not play. Next: vs. UT Montreal at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. a natural part of the growth of the game, and Peppers, who plays a position that is a hybrid between linebacker Arlington, Tuesday. Arkansas St. (6-4) at Louisiana-Lafayette (4-6), 11 a.m. Western Conference and defensive back, believes Michigan is in a much better position to 23. Rhode Island (4-1) did not play. Next: Tuesday, Nov. 22 that certainly is a very big positive.” vs. Belmont, Friday. Rutgers (2-9) at Maryland (5-6), 11 a.m. win The Game than it was a year ago when Ohio State won in a rout. UCF (6-5) at South Florida (9-2), 11 a.m. Seattle 2, Colorado 1 24. Michigan State (3-3) lost to No. 20 n In related news, Brazil has risen to No. 2 CONTAINING BARRETT Virginia (2-9) at Virginia Tech (8-3), 11 a.m. Sunday’s Game Baylor 73-58. Next: vs. Wichita State, Friday. Bethune-Cookman (4-5) at SC State (4-6), Seattle vs. Colorado, 3 p.m. in the FIFA rankings behind Argentina, with Michigan defensive end Chris Wormley said the experience playing 25. Florida State (4-1) lost to Temple 12:30 p.m. against other teams that run a spread offense should help them to corral 89-86. Next: vs. Illinois, Friday. Hampton (5-5) at Coastal Carolina (9-2), 1 p.m. MLS Cup South American teams taking three of the 25. Michigan (4-1) did not play. Next: vs. Boston College (5-6) at Wake Forest (6-5), Saturday, Dec. 10 Barrett, who’s passed for 2,304 yards and 24 touchdowns, and added Mount St. Mary’s, Saturday. 2 p.m. Eastern champion vs. Western champion, top four spots. 7 p.m 722 yards and seven scores on the ground. Last year against Michigan, Wednesday’s Men’s Major Auburn (8-3) at Alabama (11-0), 2:30 p.m. Argentina leads despite a 3-0 loss to Brazil Duke (4-7) at Miami (7-4), 2:30 p.m. Barrett ran for 139 yards and three touchdowns in Ohio State’s 42-13 College Scores Mississippi St. (4-7) at Mississippi (5-6), Transactions in a World Cup qualifying match this month. win. EAST 2:30 p.m. “The last couple years we played him he put some numbers up Appalachian St. 70, Hartford 61 FIU (4-7) at Old Dominion (8-3), 2:30 p.m. Thursday’s Moves It also has not won a major title in the four- Army 88, Columbia 83 Grambling St. (9-1) vs. Southern U. (8-2) at BASEBALL against us,” Wormley said. “We’ve seen a lot of similar offenses this Brown 81, Morgan St. 75 New Orleans, 4 p.m. American League year cycle of results that decide the rankings. season, the spread, different option plays they have, quarterback runs Fordham 73, Rider 62 FAU (3-8) at Middle Tennessee (7-4), 4:30 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES — Released LHP Joe Hofstra 65, South Dakota 57 W. Kentucky (8-3) at Marshall (3-8), 6 p.m. Mantiply and RHPs Nick Rumbelow and Nathan World Cup champion Germany dropped and things like that, so we’ve been preparing all year. Obviously they Houston 72, Vermont 71 South Carolina (6-5) at Clemson (10-1), Eovaldi. have different athletes and things like that. It’s going to be a game where Loyola (Md.) 81, Fairfield 66 6:30 p.m. National League one spot to third place, while Copa America Michigan St. 73, St. John’s 62 Tennessee (8-3) at Vanderbilt (5-6), 6:30 p.m. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Released 1B we’re going to have to shut down a few players, and I feel we’re ready NJIT 71, Idaho St. 67 Florida (8-2) at Florida St. (8-3), 7 p.m. Kyle Jensen. champion Chile climbed two to No. 4. Navy 78, UMBC 66 MIDWEST MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Designated RHP for that task.” New Hampshire 86, Detroit 70 Purdue (3-8) at Indiana (5-6), 11 a.m. David Goforth for assignment. Costa Rica, up to No. 17, swapped with LAST HOME GAME FOR J.T.? Niagara 93, Drexel 74 Kansas (2-9) at Kansas St. (6-4), 11 a.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Released RHP Oregon 79, UConn 69 Illinois (3-8) at Northwestern (5-6), 11 a.m. David Buchanan. 18th-place Mexico. The United States Barrett demurred when he was asked this week if the Michigan Penn St. 72, Colgate 59 Michigan (10-1) at Ohio St. (10-1), 11 a.m. HOCKEY dropped four to 28th after losing to both. game might be his last at Ohio Stadium. In other words, would he leave Princeton 71, Lafayette 55 West Virginia (8-2) at Iowa St. (3-8), 2:30 p.m. National Hockey League for the NFL after this season? Rutgers 66, North Texas 53 Minnesota (8-3) at Wisconsin (9-2), 2:30 p.m. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Assigned F Cody Iran leads Asian teams at No. 30, falling Siena 66, Ark.-Pine Bluff 43 SOUTHWEST Bass and G Marek Mazanec to Milwaukee “Nah, I haven’t really begun to think about that, really,” he said. “I’m St. Francis (Pa.) 87, Longwood 72 Navy (8-2) at SMU (5-6), 2:30 p.m. (AHL). Recalled D Anthony Bitetto and G Juuse three places, while Senegal is Africa’s top- Tennessee St. 72, Canisius 58 Troy (8-2) at Texas St. (2-8), 3 p.m. Saros from Milwaukee. just taking each week, trying to focus on the moment. But yeah, my UT Martin 66, Duquesne 63 North Texas (5-6) at UTEP (3-8), 3 p.m. VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Signed D Ben ranked team at No. 33. mind, I haven’t got there.” Villanova 63, Coll. of Charleston 47 Charlotte (4-7) at UTSA (5-6), 6 p.m. Hutton to a two-year contract extension. 4B Friday, November 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

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We made some try to bounce back after was averaging 18.8 points “It’s a great challenge,” with his team’s offense, to have a little more per- learning a wrist injury per game, is out for the mental errors in the first Ready said. “If they come but the Rebels’ struggles sonal accountability as it half and the beginning of will force leading scorer season after suffering in and we don’t play or we on the defensive end were pertains to preparing for the second half that put us Quinndary Weatherspoon a possible tear of the don’t execute or we don’t clearly at the forefront of the game.” in that situation. Once we to miss the rest of the sea- Scapholunate ligament his mind Thursday. Ole Miss led by as stopped making mistakes son when it plays host to in his left wrist. He will compete, then we can “Defensively, there’s a many as 18 points mid- and started competing Lehigh (1-2) at Humphrey have surgery next week. easily get beat. Lehigh’s a recurring theme,” Ken- way through the sec- and crashing the glass, Coliseum. Freshman guard Tyson good team.” nedy said. “We’re giving ond half, taking a 62-44 we out-played them in the MSU had five players Carter, a former standout Ready played Amateur score in double digits, at Starkville High School up 12 made 3-pointers lead on Saiz’s traditional last 10 minutes. But some- Athletic Union basketball a game at 45 percent. It 3-point play. Montana got including Weatherspoon, native, is averaging 12.3 times teams get a lead and with Lehigh junior guard went down a little bit to- as close as 81-76 in the who had 25 points against ppg., while Ready is aver- they don’t do what they’re Kahron Ross, who is aver- night (Montana was 12- final minute. However, supposed to do either, but Boise State. Sophomore aging 12 ppg. aging 7.5 ppg. Ready said for-33 from the 3-point Lopez missed a 3-pointer I did think we grew up a forward Aric Holman Lehigh lost 84-81 at line, good for 36.4 per- that would have pulled little bit today.” scored a career-high 18 No. 9 Xavier in its opener Ross, a Jonesboro, Arkan- points in 23 minutes, and lost 89-81 at Yale. It cent). We’re making a lot the Grizzlies within one Ole Miss led by 12 at sas, native, reminds him while freshman point bounced back with a 76- of mistakes as it relates to possession, and the Reb- halftime after building a of himself because he’s guard Lamar Peters 67 victory against Princ- guarding the ball, which els converted at the free 14-point lead in the first scrappy, can shoot the creates unnecessary ro- throw line over the final had 13 points and was 4 eton. half, thanks primarily to ball, can play defense, and tations and then the thing 30 seconds to seal it. of 5 from 3-point range “They had a chance the 3-point shooting of that infuriates me — and “I’m happy we com- against U T EP. in that game to win,” controls his team. Neal and Davis, each of I’m not supposed to be peted and I’m happy Howland was pleased Howland said of Lehigh’s Without Weather- whom hit three treys in mad on Thanksgiving — we found some grit and with Peters’ play against game against Xavier. spoon, Howland knows it the opening 20 minutes. is the scouting report er- didn’t give up,” Montana UTEP and said his young “They’re very good. It’s will important for a team The Rebels shot 45.2 rors. In the gym tonight, coach Travis DeCuire point guard was patient going to be tough.” with six freshman schol- percent from the field and and let things come to Two-time Patriot arship players to bounce made 11 of 26 from 3-point him. League Player of the Year back from losses and ad- Egg Bowl range. Senior point guard Tim Kempton leads the Continued from Page 1B “I’m pleased with us I.J. Ready said the young Mountain Hawks. The versity. offensively,” Kennedy Here are five things to 113th meeting. players showed some senior center/forward is “Our big thing is now, watch: MSU is 14th in the SEC in scoring said. “We’re scoring in maturity in the last two averaging 26.3 points and knock on wood, to stay defense (34.3 points per game) and 13th 1. Can MSU start fast? the high 80s consistently in total defense (455.2 yards per game). games. 9.7 rebounds per game. healthy and to continue to Last season, MSU fell behind 21-0 and we’re doing it in an ef- “You can easily shut Howland said it will be and trailed 28-3 at halftime. Ole Miss is 12th in scoring defense (32.1 improve with each and ev- points) and 12th in total defense (451.7 ficient manner. Turnovers down and give up,” Ready a challenge defending MSU quarterback Dak Prescott lost ery experience,” Howland a and threw an interception that yards). Ole Miss’ offense is fifth in the continue to come down. If said. “I think for them to Kempton because he can led to two Ole Miss touchdowns in the SEC with 33.7 points, while MSU is ninth said. with 29.4 points. we eliminate some of the be able to bounce back score in the post and on first quarter. MSU scored 27 points in the Follow Dispatch sports final three quarters, but it wasn’t enough “I have no idea if we can score,” foolish ones, we’re decent and come with the fire the perimeter. to overcome the deficit. Freeze said. “We’re missing some key in that area. We just have that they brought in the Ready said he will writer Ben Wait on Twitter people to our offense. I believe it’s very “I think that’s every week,” MSU to continue to work.” second and third game, it learn a lot about the Bull- @bcwait quarterbacks coach Brian Johnson said realistic to expect them to score points about the Bulldogs’ attempt to get off to on the way we’ve played. Their quarter- a fast start. “You’d like to get off to a fast back’s playing at a high level, they have start. It’s obviously no different this week. talented receivers, and it’s dual-threat Iron Bowl If you get a chance to get off to a fast guys that have given us problems all Continued from Page 1B year.” start, it kind of permeates throughout the aggressive,” Alabama also is second nation- to a broken leg and hav- years ago in Lane Kiffin’s team the confidence that you play with, Fitzgerald is third in the SEC in to- and it can definitely be used as a spring- tal offense (287.5 yards). He is second coach Nick Saban said. ally in sacks per game ing to shift cornerback first season running the behind Missouri quarterback Drew Lock board throughout the rest of the game.” “They’ve got several very bolsters those numbers, Minkah Fitzpatrick over. Tide offense. MSU trailed Massachusetts 14-6 in with 3,172 yards. good pass rushers. A too. Auburn, meanwhile, The defense has even MSU has scored 35 or more points in Kiffin has led a trans- the second quarter and 14-13 at halftime. combination of all those hasn’t allowed a rushing scored nine touchdowns. The Bulldogs overcame the deficit and three of the last four games. The excep- formation of Alabama’s won 47-35 in Gillette Stadium. That is tion was a 51-3 loss at No. 1 Alabama. things has made them touchdown in the past Auburn’s defense has MSU’s only come-from-behind win. 4. Will MSU’s defense play with a chip probably the most effec- eight games. excelled in different ways. offensive style that now MSU trailed LSU 23-3 at halftime, on its shoulder? tive front we’ve played Alabama remains load- The Tigers trail only Flor- features the running abil- but a field goal and two Damian Williams’ After giving up 382 yards in a 35-28 victory against Texas A&M on Nov. 5, the against all year.” ed with defensive stars. ida nationally in red zone ities of freshman quarter- touchdowns weren’t enough in a 23-20 The same undoubted- Allen is a finalist for the defense, allowing oppo- loss in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. MSU defense has allowed more than 600 back Jalen Hurts. yards in the last two games. ly goes for Auburn’s of- Bednarik Award given to nents to score 67 percent “Anytime you’re on the road, you “I personally think he’s need to establish yourself early. You Alabama had 615 yards of offense, fense. The Tigers lead the the nation’s top defensive of the time after penetrat- need to establish the run game early while Arkansas had 661. MSU coach got a creative offensive Dan Mullen hopes to see his defense SEC in rushing, but face player. Leading tackler ing the Tigers’ 20-yard and stay in the game,” MSU sophomore the nation’s best defense Reuben Foster is a Butkus line. They’re also tops mind,” Steele said. “He’s quarterback Nick Fitzgerald said. “Down play with a different attitude than it has by 21 on the road is really tough to come the last two weeks. when it comes to stopping Award finalist as the na- with 65 passes broken up. very quick and creative. back from. I think we’ve got a good game “I thought we played a really solid the run. Alabama oppo- tion’s top linebacker. The game gives former He calls the game with plan, and I think we’ll be fine. I don’t think defensive game against Texas A&M,” nents are averaging just The Crimson Tide colleagues a chance to Mullen said. “We gave up just some ex- no fear and his players do it’s going to happen this year.” 68.9 yards on the ground hasn’t allowed a touch- match wits. First-year Au- 2. How will the quarterbacks plosive plays the last two weeks. A lot of things he puts it in their perform? that is just not giving up all the explosive with only three rushing down in the last nine-plus burn defensive coordina- Both teams have quarterbacks who plays and making sure we’re being disci- touchdowns. quarters despite having tor Kevin Steele worked hands to execute. He does will draw their first starts in the Egg Bowl. plined in what we’re doing in our fits and The fact that Alabama lost safety Eddie Jackson on Alabama’s staff two a great job of that.” MSU will start Fitzgerald, while Ole then making the tackles and winning the Miss will go with freshman Shea Patter- one-on-one battles.” son. MSU first-year defensive coordi- Fitzgerald was named the starter nator Peter Sirmon said practices have Through the course of before the first game, taking over for been pretty clean and he hasn’t seen the football season these Prescott, who broke 38 school records. mistakes that have showed up in games Fitzgerald is 175 of 318 for 2,178 yards, in practices. He said anxiety might play hometown fans will be 18 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. a role in the poor performance on game selecting their winning He has a team-high 985 yards rushing days, but he said it comes down to exe- teams, both in High School on 163 carries and 12 touchdowns. He cution and tackling. became the second MSU player to total “There’s no magic calls,” Sirmon and College. Look in each 3,000 yards or more of total offense in a said. “It’s about execution. We talk about Friday’s edition of The season. Prescott did it twice (4,435 yards we need the defense to behave the way in 2014 and 4,381 yards in 2015). the defense is designed to behave. Ev- Dispatch to keep up with “I think Nick will be fine,” MSU se- ery defense that we call should have a their predictions. nior wide receiver Fred Ross said. “He’s different behavior. And we need the guys played in some big games this year, so to execute within the parameters of those TOP PICKER I think all those early jitters are out the calls.” Terry Long window. I’ll think he’ll be fine.” 5. Can MSU limit tight end Evan Patterson took over for Chad Kelly Engram? 59-40 two weeks ago. Kelly suffered a sea- Ole Miss senior tight end Evan En- son-ending knee injury (torn anterior gram is questionable with an apparent cruciate ligament and a torn lateral me- hamstring injury. niscus) in a 37-27 victory against Georgia He was seen favoring his hamstring Southern on Nov. 5. Patterson led Ole when he walked off the field late in the Miss to a come-from-behind 29-28 win at fourth quarter against Vanderbilt. Texas A&M Nov. 12 in his first start. If he is able to go, the 6-foot-5, Patterson is 45 of 84 for 560 yards 235-pound Engram could present prob- and four touchdowns (one interception). lems for MSU. He has 96 yards rushing on 28 carries. The Powder Springs, Georgia, na- After evaluating the two game films, tive leads the SEC with 926 yards on 65 Freeze said there is a lot Patterson needs catches and eight touchdowns. to work on, especially hitting his wide re- “He can do the things he needs to as Hank Vaiden Jay Yates Delphannie Osborne Terry Long ceiver in stride or putting it to where he is a tight end physically, but has the athleti- Week 12 the only one who can catch it. cism as a wideout, and that’s what makes Hank’s #1 Championship BBQ The Veranda Danny’s Southern Diner Central Station Grill “It’s great we have some extra time it a tough matchup,” Mullen said. “If you HIGH SCHOOL 55-44 50-49 51-48 59-40 Lake Cormorant at West Point this week with classes not in session that try to match him up as a wideout, he’s West Point West Point West Point West Point he can get some extra film,” Freeze said. got size on you and physicality on you. If “We can make sure he feels great about you try to match him up as a tight end, he COLLEGE Ole Miss MSU MSU Ole Miss what we’re trying to do this Saturday. has a lot of athletic edge on people. They MSU at Ole Miss Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas There were a lot of good things he did, do a good job of moving him around and Arkansas at Missouri Louisville but still a ways to go.” taking advantage of his skill set.” Louisville Louisville Louisville 3. Will it be a shootout? Follow Dispatch sports writer Ben Kentucky at Louisville Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia A lot of points could be scored in the Wait on Twitter @bcwait Georgia Tech at Georgia Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Auburn at Alabama Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson South Carolina at Clemson Vanderbilt Tennessee at Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Tennessee Vanderbilt Ferriss Florida Continued from Page 1B Florida at Florida State Florida Florida Florida TCU TCU Texas TCU before being inducted into will be held at Covenant TCU at Texas the American Baseball Presbyterian Church at 2 Coaches Association Hall p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. of Fame in 1988 and the 30 with Rev. Tim Starnes Boston Red Sox Hall of officiating. For those who Fame in 2002. He is also a have not visited with the member of the Delta State family a short visitation University Sports Hall of will follow the service in Fame. the fellowship hall. Burial Ferriss’ legacy is cel- will be private. ebrated annually in the In lieu of flowers, me- state of Mississippi. The Candise Pierce Helen Karriem Tim Turman Bobby Bowen Steve Robertson morials may be made namesake of the annual Black Creek Seafood Helen’s Kitchen Stromboli’s Old Hickory Steak House The Ritz to the Delta State base- award which honors Mis- 48-51 52-47 50-49 54-45 41-48 ball program, P.O. Box sissippi’s top collegiate West Point West Point West Point West Point West Point 361-DSU, Cleveland, baseball player, the C MSU MSU MSU MSU MSU MS 38733; Fellowship of Spire Ferriss Trophy was Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas first presented in 2004. Christian Athletes, P. O. Box 449, Ridgeland, MS Louisville Louisville Kentucky Louisville Louisville Five Diamond Dawgs Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia have earned the presti- 39158; Covenant Presby- Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama gious honor that bears terian Church, P.O. Box Ferris’ name. 896, Cleveland, MS 38732; Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Visitation will be on or the Mississippi Sports Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tuesday at Covenant Pres- Hall of Fame and Muse- Florida Florida Florida Florida State Florida State byterian Church from 4-8 um, 1152 Lakeland Drive, Texas Texas Texas TCU TCU p.m. A memorial service Jackson, MS 39216. 6B Friday, November 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Cowboys Inside the Game Continued from Page 1B NO LOVE LOST After professing their respect for each other before first their first behind Dallas with five games left. It 97 yards after some difficulty in the team,” said Cousins , who was 41 of 53 meeting in Week 2, Bryant and high-priced Washington CB Josh Norman was their seventh loss in eight tries first half. and finished 8 yards shy of his career were facemask-to-facemask after Round 2. “Tell Washington to get their on Thanksgiving against Cowboys, “Over time, you keep running the high. money back,” Bryant yelled at reporters on his way into the locker room. who had never won more than eight football, you’re going to wear them “As an offense, whenever we got straight in the regular season. down,” Dallas coach Jason Garrett the football, it was pretty much the During the game, Bryant was most upset when Norman grabbed his leg “We’ve been in third place for said. “He made some big runs late same. Move the football, put points on after a tackle on a catch in the second half. They had to be separated a while, so we have to understand that were critical. It really broke their the board, make good decisions and after the game . where we are what it’s going to take to back.” manage it well.” SOME NUMBERS get an opportunity to come back here The Cowboys had an eight- Cousins took the Washington While Cousins threw for 449 yards and three touchdowns, all of the in the future,” Washington coach Jay game streak with at least 400 yards career lead with his third 400-yard scores coming in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys are the only NFL team Gruden said. “The last five games of snapped, finishing with 353. But game and became the first Redskins this season that still hasn’t allowed a 100-yard rusher. ... Dallas was the year are critical.” Dallas answered with touchdowns quarterback with consecutive 350- held to 353 total yards, ending their streak of eight consecutive 400- Elliott, the NFL rushing leader, each time the Redskins got within a yard games since Jay Schroeder in yard games. That matches the NFL record with the 2007 New England had the fourth score on five straight score on Cousins’ passes of 5 yards to 1986. He had 375 last week against Patriots and 2013 Denver Broncos. second-half touchdown drives be- Jordan Reed and 67 yards to DeSean Green Bay. TOUGH REED tween the two teams with a 1-yard Jackson, who had 118 yards receiving. Reed had 10 catches for 95 yards af- When Redskins TE Jordan Reed fell hard on his shoulder in the first run for a 31-19 lead midway through After Cousins’ second scoring toss ter missing most of the first half when half, it wasn’t clear if he would return. “I was a little surprised,” Cousins the fourth quarter. The 21-year-old to Reed, an 8-yarder with 1:53 remain- he injured his left shoulder leaping for said. “He can’t watch, he wants to play.” Reed finished with 10 catches, had 97 yards to give him 1,199 for the ing, Dustin Hopkins’ onside kick went a pass over his head in the end zone. including seven for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. season. out of bounds. The Cowboys ran out Prescott was 17 of 24 for a sea- TONY’S THANKSGIVING After getting 43 yards on the first the clock. son-low 195 yards and one touchdown, Tony Romo hasn’t played a regular-season game for the Cowboys Dallas possession, Elliott had just 13 “The way Dallas was able to come a toe-tapper to Terrance Williams. He since their Thanksgiving Day game last season, when he broke his col- yards before a 21-yarder to start Dal- back and put points on the board in had eight carries for 39 yards, includ- larbone for the second time in a matter of months. He has now been las’ last touchdown drive. It was the those situations is part of the reason ing a career-long 18-yarder. Dez Bry- active as Prescott’s backup the past two games after a back injury in second straight week he finished with why they are such a good football ant led Dallas with 72 yards on five the preseason. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: aren’t. Truth? full immunity, then you should I’m engaged — WANTS THE be concerned. Dto a won- FACTS IN INDIANA DEAR ABBY: My mother-in- derful man I have DEAR WANTS law is a wonderful lady, but I’m been with for five THE FACTS: Have having a hard time with how years. We plan you discussed she is around my children. She to get married as this with their is extremely obsessive over soon as his house doctors? If you giving them baths, changing sells and we can go online and their diapers and, basically, just move into another visit vaccines. seeing them naked. home as a family. gov, you will I have talked with my He has three find a complete husband about it because I children; I have explanation of don’t think it’s appropriate. I ZITS four. Our kids get why vaccinations want to discuss this with her, along well enough, are so important but he thinks it’s no big deal and no serious and why parents because this is ‘’just the way parenting issues should ensure she is.’’ How can I convey the have come up yet. Dear Abby that their children seriousness of this issue? Or My concern is, receive the opti- am I overreacting? — JUST THE he and his ex-wife mum dose, which WAY SHE IS haven’t immunized their kids. I may involve two or more shots. DEAR JUST: I don’t know have. All four of my children are According to the Food and your mother-in-law, so I can’t up to date with their shots. We Drug Administration: ‘’For rea- judge her motivations. She was have agreed to disagree on this sons related to the individual, a mother before she became subject. not all vaccinated persons a grandmother, and it may be With the kids living together develop immunity. Most routine perfectly innocent. However, under the same roof, is there childhood vaccines are effec- if something is going on that anything I should worry about tive for 85 to 95 percent of makes you uneasy, you must re- as far as kids getting sick? I recipients.’’ If your children hap- member that, as your children’s GARFIELD have read somewhere that it pen to fall into the unfortunate mother, you have a responsibil- isn’t good to have kids who are 5 to 15 percent category of re- ity to put a stop to anything you immunized around those who cipients who haven’t developed do not feel is appropriate. Horoscopes TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Nov. You’re in a sweet position to you understand what you’re up 25). 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For you, it is. of yet, has gone undiscovered BABY BLUES You’re going to change; you’re VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). cannot be factored into your not going to lose who you are, Make your point, but don’t decision. Buy time. Delay the though. By arranging the “you” present it as though it’s the ab- conclusion. You need to know differently, you’ll appear to be, solute way and truth. You’ll be more. Don’t act now. Better to and therefore experience life more convincing if you present wait and see. as, someone else. it as one good option. Bring up CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). the opposition, if only to prove 19). Someone is trying to convince you that the story is neither true nor false — that the amount of truth it holds should be enough. Let this be a red flag. The fuzzy logic won’t hold over time. It’s true or it’s not. Probably it’s not. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). No more messing around. BEETLE BAILEY You don’t need inspiration or research or tools. 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FOR SOLUTION SEE THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN CLASSIFIEDS LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF SUBSTI- TUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE

WHEREAS, on the 28th day of August, 2014, Oak Manor Apartments LLC, a Mississippi lim- ited liability company, executed a Deed of Trust to Steven R. McEwen as Trustee and R K Lowe Family Trust LLC and R & K Lowe 1997 Revocable Trust, Beneficiary, which Deed of Trust is recorded in Mortgage Book 2014 at pages 18316-18325, of the land records in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mississippi; and WHEREAS said Deed of Trust authorized the ap- pointment and substitu- tion of another Trustee in the place of the Trust- ee named in the Deed of Trust and by instru- ment dated October 27, 2016, in Mortgage Book 2016 at pages 24506- 24507 of the land re- cords of Lowndes County, Mississippi, the beneficiary appointed Forrest Allgood as Sub- stitute Trustee to serve in place and stead of Steven R. McEwen; and WHEREAS, default has been made and still continues in the pay- ment of said indebted- ness as and when due and the undersigned Trustee has been called upon by R K Lowe Fam- ily Trust LLC and R & K Lowe 1997 Revocable Trust, the owners and holder of said indebted- ness and Deed of Trust to foreclose and sell the property covered by said Deed of Trust in accord- ance with the provi- sions of the Deed of Trust for the purposes SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S of raising the suThem so Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 7B NOTICE OF SALE secured and unpaid, to- gether with the ex- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI penses of selling the COUNTY OF LOWNDES same, including Trust- ee’s and attorney’s WHEREAS, on Decem- fees. ber 20, 1996, Lydia NOW, THEREFORE, I, Louise Davis, and Forrest Allgood, by vir- Shelton Lee Davis, ex- tue of the authority con- Phone: 662.328.2424 ecuted a deed of trust ferred upon me in said to Jimmy S. Griffin, Deed of Trust, have pos- [email protected] Trustee for the benefit ted notice of sale at the of Oakwood Accept- Lowndes County Court- cdispatch.com/classifieds ance Corporation, which house as required by deed of trust is recor- law and will offer for ded December 23, sale and will sell at pub- P.O. Box 511 • 516 Main Street 1996, in Book 1177 at lic sale and outcry to Page 501, in the Office the highest and best Columbus, MS 39701 of the Chancery Clerk of bidder for cash, CLASSIFIEDSLowndes County, Mis- between the hours of sissippi; and 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. at the Southeast WHEREAS, said d(Deadlineseed of subject to change.) door of the REGULARLowndes RATES SUPER SAVER RATES GARAGE SALE RATES DEADLINEStrust was assig ned to Coun4ty CLines/6ourthouse ,Days in ...... $19.20 6 Days ...... $12.00 4 Lines/1 Day...... $9.20 The Bank of New York Colum4b uLines/12s, Mississip pDaysi, ...... $31.20 12 Days ...... $18.00 4 Lines/3 Days...... $18.00 For Placing/CancelingMellon, su cClassifiedcessor Trust- Line Ads: on December 5, 2016 Over 6 lines is $1 per additional line. ee under trust by JPMor- the fo4ll oLines/26wing describ eDaysd ...... $46.80 Sunday Paper Deadline is Thursday 3:00 P.M. Price includes 2 FREE Garage Sale gan Chase Bank (f/k/a parcel Rateof lan dapplies de- to commercial operations Six lines or less, consecutive days. and successor trustee scribed in said Deed of signs. RAIN GUARANTEE: If it Monday Paper Deadline is Friday 12:00 P.M. and merchandise over $1,000. Rate applies to private party ads of non-commer- to The Chase Manhat- Trust, situated in cial nature for merchandise under $1,000. Must rains the day of your sale, we will Tuesday Paper Deadlinetan Ba nisk ,Monday successor 12:00as P.M. Lowndes County, to-wit: Wednesday Paper Deadlinetrustee to PisN CTuesday Bank, 12:00IN THE P.M.CHANCERY A tract of landCall enco 328-2424m- for rates on include price in ad. 1 ITEM PER AD. re-run you ad the next week FREE! National Association, as COURT OF LOWNDES passing all of Squaradditionale lines. No pets, firewood, etc. You must call to request free re-run. Thursday Paper DeadlineTrustee uisn dWednesdayer Oakwood C12:00OUNTY ,P.M. MISSISSIPPI 35 and the North por- Friday Paper DeadlineMor tisga gThursdaye Investors, 12:00 P.M. tion of Square 36 of LEGAL NOTICES mustInc., S eberie ssubmitted 1997-A 3 IbusinessN RE: THE EdaysSTATE OF Barry’s Survey Pooling and Servicing MARJORIE N. WILLIAMS, or Enlargement to the A priorgreeme tont dfirstated aspublication of DECEAS EdateD City ofAdvertisements Columbus, must be paid for in advance. February 1, 1997), by RICHARD HOWARD WIL- Lowndes Assignment of Deed of LIAMS AND County, YouMissi smaysippi, cancel at any time during regular business hours and receive a refund for days not published. • Please read your ad onTr theust dfirstated Adayugu soft 1publication.6, JOHN T HOWeM AacceptS WIL LI- and that part of 10th Av- responsibility only for2 the016 first, and rincorrectecorded insertion.AMS, CO-EXECUTORS enue • The Publisher assumesSe pnote mfinancialber 1, 20 1responsibility6, in for errors nor for South (vacated) lying omission of copy. Liabilitythe O fshallfice o fnot the exceedafore- theCA UcostSE NofO :that 201 portion6-0348- ofbe twFREEeen said SSERVICESquares These ads are taken by fax, e-mail or in person at our office. Ads will not be take by telephone. space occupied by suchsa ierror.d Chancery Clerk in KMB all as Book 2016 at Page shown on the official • All questions regarding19 classified678; and ads currentlyNO TrunningICE TO CR shouldEDITOR Sbe platBargain of said city in th eColumn Ad must fit in 4 lines Free Pets Up to 4 lines, runs for 6 days. directed to the Classified Department. Cha(napproximatelycery Clerk’s offic e20 characters per line) and will run for 3 days. • All ads are subject to theWH EapprovalREAS, The of B athisnk o paper.f STA TheTE OF MCommercialISSISSIPPI of said County, and be- Lost & Found Up to 6 lines, ad will run for 6 days. Dispatch reserves the Nrightew Y otork reject,Mellon ,revise, Inc., classifyCOUNTY or O Fcancel LOWN DanyES ing For items $100 or less ONLY. More than one item may be in advertising at any time.the holder of said deed morsamee part icad,ula rbutly de prices- may not total over $100, no relists. of trust and the note se- Letters Testamentary scribed as follows, to- Legal Notices 0010 cLegalured Notices there 0010by by and hLegalave Noticesbeen g0010ranted and wLegalit: Notices 0010 Painting & Papering 1620 Special Notices 2400 Medical / Dental 3300 Truck Driving 3700 Furniture 4480 through its agent and issued to the under- The following vehicle attorney-in-fact, Vander- signed upon the Estate Beginning at the South- CLIFF'S Painting. Cliff West Point Community FERROUS METAL Trans- QUEEN BEDROOM suite has been abandoned at bilt Mortgage and Fin- of Marjorie N. Williams, west corner of said Baswell. Free estim- Living Center fer in Iuka, MS is hiring - 4 poster bed w/can- Bob's Paint & Auto ance, Inc., substituted Deceased, by the Chan- Square 36 of Barry’s ates. Interior/Exterior SUPPORT is accepting applica- Flatbed OTR truck opy. Includes desk Body, Inc., at 83 E. Ply- Lori M. Creel as Trust- cery Court of Lowndes Survey or Enlargement work. 30 years experi- tions for Full Time MDS drivers. Clean back- w/chair, dresser w/mir- mouth Rd. Columbus, ee therein, as author- County, Mississippi, on to the City of Columbus, ence. Many references. PUSHMATAHA RN Nurse, RN's, LPN's, ground, 25yrs old, min. ror, & nightstand, all MS 39705. ized by the terms there- the 14th day of Novem- Lowndes County, Mis- 662-327-9079. and CNA's. Monday -Fri- of 6 months experience with 1/4" glass cover- of, by instrument dated ber, 2016. This is to sissippi; thence run 662-386-0006. BOY SCOUTS day 8:00am to 4:30pm. flatbed a plus but not ings. Some damage to 1972 Chevrolet Monte September 9, 2016, give notice to all per- North along the East Apply in person at 1122 required. Home every one drawer on dresser. Carlo and recorded Septem- sons having claims boundary of 11th Street P.O. BOX 9570 N. Eshman Avenue, weekend. Apply at 38 Must pick up. $350. VIN#1H57U2K591592 ber 19, 2016, in Book against said estate to South for 100 feet to West Point. CR 370 Iuka, MS or call Call/Text 662-549- 2016 at Page 21039; probate and register the Point of Beginning; QUALITY PAINTING. COLUMBUS, MS 662-424-0115 for more 2786. If not claimed by corrected by Instrument same with the Chan- from said point of begin- Ext/Int Paint. Sheet info. December 2, 2016, it dated October 13, cery Clerk of Lowndes ning continue North Rock Hang & Finish. 39705 Garage Sales: East 4510 will be sold December 2016, and recorded Oc- County, Mississippi, along the East bound- Free Estimates. Ask for 5, 2016 at 3 at Bob's tober 21, 2016, in the within 90 (ninety) days ary of 11th Street South specials! Larry Webber A REAL Local Truck Company 902 TUCKAHO Dr. SAT- Paint & Auto Body, Inc., Office of the aforesaid after the first publica- for 614 feet, more or 662-242-4932. Seeks URDAY ONLY! 7A-10:30. at 83 E. Plymouth Rd. Chancery Clerk in Book tion of this notice. A fail- less, to the South COMMUNITY MECHANIC Moving yard sale, Columbus, MS 39705. 2016 at Page 23540; ure to so probate and boundary of 9th Avenue Must Be Familiar with household furniture. Also Bob's Paint & Auto and register said claim will South; thence run South ASSET Diesel Engines, Air Body also has the right forever bar the same. 88 degrees 46 minutes SULLIVAN'S PAINT © The Dispatch Brakes, & Trailer to retain the vehicle. WHEREAS, default hav- This the 15th day of East along the South SERVICE WORKING IN Long Term Maintenance & Repair. Garage Sales: North 4520 ing been made in the November, 2016. boundary of 9th Avenue Certified in lead Care is one of the most General Help Wanted 3200 Amory, MS 3222 JESS Lyons Rd. By: /s/Janice Taylor terms and conditions of Richard Howard Willi- South for 330 feet, removal. Offering spe- fulfilling, rewarding ca- 662-257-0605 reer paths ever. Job sat- Th, Fri, & Sat. 7A-Until. said deed of trust, and ams, more or less, to the cial prices on interior & THE COMMERCIAL isfaction comes from Come see! Asst merch, Publish: 11/18, 11/25, the entire debt secured John Thomas Williams, West boundary of 12th exterior painting, pres- DISPATCH knowing that you have lots of glassware, & '88 & 12/2/16 thereby having been de- Co-Executors of the Es- Street South; thence sure washing & sheet seeks carriers for the been able to make a OTR DRIVERS Buick ReAtta. Only man- clared to be due and tate of run South along the rock repairs. following area: positive difference in AMORY, MS ufactured for 4 yrs, 2 IN THE CHANCERY payable in accordance Marjorie N. Williams, West boundary of 12th Free Estimates Starkville. someone's life. Our Hub Miles Pay. Home seater, V-6, auto. COURT OF LOWNDES with the terms of said Deceased Street South for 574 Call 435-6528 Afternoon delivery. staff get to make that During the Week & COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI deed of trust, and the feet; thence run North For more information difference in their resid- Every Weekend. Class A IN THE MATTER OF THE legal holder of said in- Prepared by: 88 degrees 46 minutes apply at The Commer- ent’s lives every single License. Three Years 3625 AZALEA Circle Sat ESTATE OF debtedness, The Bank Jeffrey J. Turnage, Esq. West for 105 feet; Roofing & Guttering 1740 cial Dispatch, 516 day. Verifiable Experience 7A-11. No early birds. HAZEL DEAN BARHAM of New York Mellon, by, (MSB#9447) thence run South for 40 Main Street, Columbus, At Generations of Ver- Required. Baby girl clothes/shoes TAYLOR, DECEASED and through its agent Mitchell McNutt & feet; thence run North Tommy Dove Roofing MS, 39701. non we are looking for 662-257-0605 18 mo. - 2T, & other and attorney-in-fact Sams, PA 88 degrees 46 minutes Free Estimates NO PHONE CALLS. baby/toddler accessor- SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- Vanderbilt Mortgage and 215 5th Street North West for 225 feet, more compassionate and en- Residential & NOWETA'S Green ies. Women's Clothes/ TION Finance, Inc., having re- P.O. Box 1366 or less, to the point of Commercial Roofing ergetic LPN’s and RN’s Bargain Column 4180 Thumb is accepting ap- to join our caring team. Shoes, furniture, & quested the under- Columbus, MS 39703- beginning. Call Tommy at misc. THE STATE OF MISSIS- signed Substitute Trust- 1366 662-574-7185 plications for delivery If you are as passion- PARKING PASS Alabama SIPPI ee to execute the trust Telephone: 662-328- Title to said property is personnel. Applicant ate about long term -v- Auburn, $35. 327- TO: ALL UNKNOWN and sell said land and 2316 believed to be good, but must have exc. driving care as we are, we wel- 7103. 888 WEST Jess Lyons record and knowledge of HEIRS AT LAW OF property in accordance the undersigned Trust- Sitting With The Sick / Elderly come you to apply in Rd. Fri & Sat 7am-5pm. HAZEL DEAN with the terms of said Published: 11/18, ee will convey only such area. Must be physic- person at Generations $5 & $10 grab bags. BARHAM TAYLOR, DE- deed of trust for the pur- 11/25, & 12/2/16 title as is 1780 ally able to do some lift- of Vernon 1050 Con- Firewood / Fuel 4450 CEASED, AND ANY pose of raising the vested in him as Trust- ing. Apply in person valescent Road, Vernon, LOVING CARE between 3-5 M-F & 9-1 CONSIGNER CLOSE OUT UNKNOWN PERSONS IN sums due thereunder, LEGAL NOTICE ee. AL 35592 or call FIREWOOD FOR Sale. together with attorney’s WITNESS MY SIGNA- CAREGIVER Sat. 1325 Main St. No 205.695.9313 and Various lengths. SALE! Glassware, H/h INTEREST items, furniture, & some NO. 2016-0098-B fees, substitute TURE on this the 7th 20+ years Experience phone calls. speak with Human Re- 662-295-2274 NOTICE OF SUBSTI- Trustworthy & Reliable clothing. 5251 Highway You have been made a trustee’s fees and ex- TUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE day of November, A.D., sources for more in- penses of sale; 2016. Will do Housekeeping Management Positions 3250 formation. 45 N. At Amore. defendant in the Peti- Saturday. 8a-3p. tion for Adjudicption of References avail. HARDWOOD BLOCKS. WHEREAS, on the 28th Call 662-570-2208. NEEDED ASAP Manager Heirs-at-Law, NOW, THEREFORE, I, day of August, 2014, /s/FORREST ALLGOOD, Can deliver or you haul. Discharge and Other Re- Lori M. Creel, Substi- TRUSTEE for apartments in Ver- Sales / Marketing 3600 Loading available. Call General Merchandise 4600 Oak Manor Apartments non, AL. Must live on lief seeking to determ- tute Trustee in said LLC, a Mississippi lim- RYLAND CARE GIVING for appointment. 662- ine the heirs-at-law of deed of trust will, on the Published: 11/11/16, site, 1/BR apt. pro- THE COMMERCIAL 242-0259. Pecan Wood GRAHAMFIELD HEALTH ited liability company, SERVICE vided, small salary, 4% DISPATCH is in search Hazel Dean Barham 2nd day of December, executed a Deed of 11/18/16, 11/25/16, We Offer: companion BBQ Wood cut in 20" hospital bed. Remote Taylor, 2016, offer for sale at & 12/2/16 commission on rents of an excellent newspa- lengths. $600 pick up controlled. Excellent Trust to Steven R. sitters, personal care, collected. Background per subscription sales- and to discharge Patsy public outcry for cash to McEwen as Trustee and meal prep, errands, load. condition. $750. Call Sprayberry as Adminis- the highest bidder, and check required. Fax person to work the Mon- 662-425-2241 day or R K Lowe Family Trust Building & Remodeling 1120 cleaning, transporta- resume 209-238-3303 roe County area. Must tratrix of the Estate of sell within legal hours LLC and R & K Lowe tion, post-op care, night. Hazel Dean Barham (being between the be able to sell door-to- Furniture 4480 1997 Revocable Trust, CONSTRUCTION AND laundry, & more! Medical / Dental 3300 door, KIOSK & work in- Taylor, hours of 11:00 a.m. Beneficiary, which Deed Repair Work Wanted. Call 662-295-0871 or Sporting Goods 4720 Deceased. Other than and 4:00 p.m.) at the dependently. Must be of Trust is recorded in Carpentry, Brick, Block, email: rylandcaregiving- MEDICAL RECEPTION- able to pass drug you, the only other inter- southeast front door of Mortgage Book 2014 at Concrete. Electrical or [email protected] BAMBOO FLY Rod - New ested parties in this ac- the Courthouse, in IST and/or LPN needed screen if hired. For pages 18316-18325, of Plumbing. Home, Build- part-time now. Please more information apply - 3wt 6'6" w/2 tips and tion are: Patsy Spray- Columbus, Lowndes the land records in the ing, & Mobile Home sock. Sell for $150 County, Mississippi, the send resumes to Blind to The Commercial Dis- OFFICE FURNITURE and berry; office of the Chancery maintenance. Free Es- Stump Removal 1790 cash. 501-545-7750. Dorothy Bowen; Bar- following described Box 619, C/O The Com- patch at 516 Main some school furniture. Clerk of Lowndes timate. 327-2673 or mercial Dispatch, PO Street in Columbus, 4158 Hwy 45 North, bara Bryant; Maggie property situated in the County, Mississippi; 549-7031 Criddle; Angie Holley County of Lowndes, Box 511, Columbus, MS. No phone calls ac- Columbus. Call 662- GUN SMITH. Over 45 and MS, 39703. cepted. 328-8888. and Nollie Taylor, Jr. State of Mississippi, to- WHEREAS said Deed of yrs. exp. (As good as You are summoned to wit: Trust authorized the ap- Tom Hatcher, LLC the best, better than appear and represent pointment and substitu- Custom Construction, most). New & used your interests against Part of the NW 1/4 of tion of another Trustee Restoration, Remodel- guns, new scopes, re- said Petition before the the SE 1/4 of Section in the place of the Trust- ing, Repair, Insurance pairs, rebuilding, clean- claims. 662-364-1769. Honorable Kenneth M. 4, Township 17 South, ee named in the Deed ing & scopes, mounted Licensed & Bonded ALLSTUMP GRINDING Burns, Chancellor of the Range 17 West, of Trust and by instru- & zeroed on range, an- 14th Chancery District Lowndes County, Mis- SERVICE tique guns restored, & ment dated October 27, GET 'ER DONE! at 9:00 o'clock a.m. on sissippi, more particu- 2016, in Mortgage Book W S Construction. Build- wood refinished. Ed the 19th day of Decem- larly described as fol- We can grind all your Sanders, West Point. 3 2016 at pages 24506- ing, remodeling & roof- stumps. Hard to reach ber, 2016 at the lows, to-wit: 24507 of the land re- ing. Backhoe & dump- mi. N. Barton Ferry on Lowndes County Court- places, blown over Darracott Rd. Open Tue- cords of Lowndes truck service. roots, hillsides, back- house in Columbus, PARCEL 2: Beginning at County, Mississippi, the (662) 242-3471. Sat. Call for appt. 494- Mississippi, and in case a point on the East yards, pastures. Free 6218. beneficiary appointed estimates. You find it, of your failure to ap- boundary line of said Forrest Allgood as Sub- RAY'S WOOD WORKS pear, your interest in quarter quarter section, we'll grind it! stitute Trustee to serve 662-361-8379 Pets 5150 this matter will not be said point having being in place and stead of considered. the Southeast corner of Steven R. McEwen; and AKC GERMAN Shep- 2016. said Parcel 1 above, WHEREAS, default has herd puppies. Exc. ped. thence run south along Tree Services 1860 You are not required to been made and still Multiple Home Repairs Blk, sable, blk/silv & file an answer or other the East boundary line continues in the pay- blk/red. Vet checked, of said quarter quarter Sheetrock, Flooring, A&T Tree Service pleading, but you may ment of said indebted- Trim, Painting, Tile, w/s. Taking deposits. do so if you desire. section for 225 feet, ness as and when due Bucket truck & stump 662-213-4609 thence run West paral- Kitchen/Bath removal. Free est. ISSUED under my hand and the undersigned Decks- Dock Repair and seal of said Court, lel with the South Trustee has been called Serving Columbus boundary line of said Pressure Washing since 1987. Senior on this the 16th day of upon by R K Lowe Fam- 662-634-1114 November 2016. Parcel 1 above to the ily Trust LLC and R & K citizen disc. Call Alvin @ cdispatch.com LISA YOUNGER NEESE, East right-of-way of said Lowe 1997 Revocable 242-0324/241-4447 Chancery Clerk of Mississippi Highway No. Trust, the owners and General Services 1360 "We'll go out on a limb for you!" Lowndes County, Mis- 12 (also known as Milit- holder of said indebted- sissippi ary Road), thence run ness and Deed of Trust NEEDED ASAP: Sitting, General Help Wanted 3200 By: /s/ Tina Fisher Northeastwardly along to foreclose and sell the Care giving, Cooking, Deputy Clerk the East right-of-way line property covered by said Cleaning, Light House- of said Highway 12 to Deed of Trust in accord- keeping. Over 12 yrs.(+) RUTHERFORD Published: 11/18, the Southwest corner of ance with the provi- experience. Prefer fe- CONTRACTING 11/25/, 12/2/16 said Parcel 1 above, sions of the Deed of male, Live-in & negoti- TREE REMOVAL, Trim- thence run East along Trust for the purposes able salary. Immediate ming, & Stump Grinding. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S the South boundary line of raising the sum so need for position. 662- 662-251-9191 NOTICE OF SALE of said Parcel 1 to the secured and unpaid, to- 352-9574. Serving Golden Triangle! point of beginning. Be- gether with the ex- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ing two (2) acres, more penses of selling the COUNTY OF LOWNDES or less. same, including Trust- Good Things To Eat 2150 ee’s and attorney’s WHEREAS, on Decem- ALSO: One (1) 1997 fees. ber 20, 1996, Lydia Oakwood manufactured NOW, THEREFORE, I, Louise Davis, and home, Serial No. Forrest Allgood, by vir- PECANS Shelton Lee Davis, ex- OW53673AB. tue of the authority con- NOW HANGING ecuted a deed of trust ferred upon me in said HOLIDAY DUKE PECAN to Jimmy S. Griffin, Said property shall be Deed of Trust, have pos- DECORATIONS sold as is, where is. I CO. Trustee for the benefit ted notice of sale at the FREE ESTIMATES The REAL Duke Pecan Co. of Oakwood Accept- will convey only such Lowndes County Court- 662-312-4588 ance Corporation, which title as is vested in me house as required by 508 Brame Ave. deed of trust is recor- as Substitute Trustee. law and will offer for PIANO LESSONS avail- ded December 23, The full purchase price sale and will sell at pub- able for $45 per month. West Point, MS 1996, in Book 1177 at must be paid in cash or lic sale and outcry to (Located in Starkville) Page 501, in the Office by certified funds at the the highest and best Call Michele at of the Chancery Clerk of time of sale. bidder for cash, 662-312-1883. 494-6767 Lowndes County, Mis- WITNESS my signature between the hours of sissippi; and this the 31st day of Oc- 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 Fresh NEW Crop tober, 2016. RETAINER WALL, drive- P.M. at the Southeast way, foundation, con- WHEREAS, said deed of door of the Lowndes crete/riff raft drainage Large U.S. No. 1 Pecans, trust was assigned to /s/ Lori M. Creel_ County Courthouse, in Chocolate Pecans, & Substitute Trustee work, remodeling, base- The Bank of New York Columbus, Mississippi, ment foundation, re- Candies Mellon, successor Trust- on December 5, 2016 pairs, small dump truck ee under trust by JPMor- Published: November 4, the following described November 11, Novem- hauling (5-6 yd) load & gan Chase Bank (f/k/a parcel of land de- demolition/lot cleaning. and successor trustee ber 18 and November scribed in said Deed of Pecans 25, 2016. Burr Masonry 242- to The Chase Manhat- Trust, situated in 0259. Cracked & Blown tan Bank, successor as Lowndes County, to-wit: trustee to PNC Bank, IN THE CHANCERY A tract of land encom- National Association, as COURT OF LOWNDES passing all of Square Housekeeping 1380 OPEN YEAR-ROUND Trustee under Oakwood COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 35 and the North por- Nice & Neat Cleaning “SINCE 1938” Mortgage Investors, tion of Square 36 of Service Inc., Series 1997-A IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Barry’s Survey WE CLEAN YOUR HOME Pooling and Servicing MARJORIE N. WILLIAMS, or Enlargement to the & BUSINESS LIKE IT'S Agreement dated as of DECEASED City of Columbus, OUR BUSINESS! Special Notices 2400 February 1, 1997), by RICHARD HOWARD WIL- Lowndes •Residential•Commer- Assignment of Deed of LIAMS AND County, Mississippi, FOR HEALTHS sake- the cial•Move-In, Move-Out one minute cure for Trust dated August 16, JOHN THOMAS WILLI- and that part of 10th Av- & More 2016, and recorded AMS, CO-EXECUTORS enue 662-386-9696 healing virtually all September 1, 2016, in South (vacated) lying Call/Text for Estimates diseases by Madison the Office of the afore- CAUSE NO: 2016-0348- between said Squares Cavaugh. Call: said Chancery Clerk in KMB all as 800-311-3285. Book 2016 at Page shown on the official Lawn Care / Landscaping 19678; and NOTICE TO CREDITORS plat of said city in the 1470 Chancery Clerk’s office WHEREAS, The Bank of STATE OF MISSISSIPPI of said County, and be- JESSE & BEVERLY'S HELP THE children of New York Mellon, Inc., COUNTY OF LOWNDES ing LAWN SERVICE. Haiti. 1 jar of Peanut the holder of said deed more particularly de- Cleanup, mowing & Butter = Protein for a of trust and the note se- Letters Testamentary scribed as follows, to- weed eating, landscap- week for a child. Donate cured thereby by and have been granted and wit: ing, siding, tree cutting. your jar at Trustmark on through its agent and issued to the under- 356-6525. Main Street. attorney-in-fact, Vander- signed upon the Estate Beginning at the South- bilt Mortgage and Fin- of Marjorie N. Williams, west corner of said ance, Inc., substituted Deceased, by the Chan- Square 36 of Barry’s Lori M. Creel as Trust- cery Court of Lowndes Survey or Enlargement ee therein, as author- County, Mississippi, on to the City of Columbus, ized by the terms there- the 14th day of Novem- Lowndes County, Mis- of, by instrument dated ber, 2016. This is to sissippi; thence run September 9, 2016, give notice to all per- North along the East and recorded Septem- sons having claims boundary of 11th Street ber 19, 2016, in Book against said estate to South for 100 feet to 2016 at Page 21039; probate and register the Point of Beginning; corrected by Instrument same with the Chan- from said point of begin- dated October 13, cery Clerk of Lowndes ning continue North 2016, and recorded Oc- County, Mississippi, along the East bound- tober 21, 2016, in the within 90 (ninety) days ary of 11th Street South Office of the aforesaid after the first publica- for 614 feet, more or Chancery Clerk in Book tion of this notice. A fail- less, to the South 2016 at Page 23540; ure to so probate and boundary of 9th Avenue and register said claim will South; thence run South forever bar the same. 88 degrees 46 minutes WHEREAS, default hav- This the 15th day of East along the South ing been made in the November, 2016. boundary of 9th Avenue terms and conditions of Richard Howard Willi- South for 330 feet, said deed of trust, and ams, more or less, to the the entire debt secured John Thomas Williams, West boundary of 12th thereby having been de- Co-Executors of the Es- Street South; thence clared to be due and tate of run South along the payable in accordance Marjorie N. Williams, West boundary of 12th with the terms of said Deceased Street South for 574 deed of trust, and the feet; thence run North legal holder of said in- Prepared by: 88 degrees 46 minutes debtedness, The Bank Jeffrey J. Turnage, Esq. West for 105 feet; of New York Mellon, by, (MSB#9447) thence run South for 40 and through its agent Mitchell McNutt & feet; thence run North and attorney-in-fact Sams, PA 88 degrees 46 minutes Vanderbilt Mortgage and 215 5th Street North West for 225 feet, more Finance, Inc., having re- P.O. Box 1366 or less, to the point of quested the under- Columbus, MS 39703- beginning. signed Substitute Trust- 1366 ee to execute the trust Telephone: 662-328- Title to said property is and sell said land and 2316 believed to be good, but property in accordance the undersigned Trust- with the terms of said Published: 11/18, ee will convey only such deed of trust for the pur- 11/25, & 12/2/16 title as is pose of raising the vested in him as Trust- sums due thereunder, ee. together with attorney’s WITNESS MY SIGNA- fees, substitute TURE on this the 7th trustee’s fees and ex- day of November, A.D., penses of sale; 2016.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, /s/FORREST ALLGOOD, Lori M. Creel, Substi- TRUSTEE tute Trustee in said deed of trust will, on the Published: 11/11/16, 2nd day of December, 11/18/16, 11/25/16, 2016, offer for sale at & 12/2/16 public outcry for cash to the highest bidder, and sell within legal hours (being between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.) at the southeast front door of the Courthouse, in Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi, the following described property situated in the County of Lowndes, State of Mississippi, to- wit:

Part of the NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 4, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, more particu- larly described as fol- lows, to-wit:

PARCEL 2: Beginning at a point on the East boundary line of said quarter quarter section, said point having being the Southeast corner of said Parcel 1 above, thence run south along the East boundary line of said quarter quarter section for 225 feet, thence run West paral- lel with the South boundary line of said Parcel 1 above to the East right-of-way of said Mississippi Highway No. 12 (also known as Milit- ary Road), thence run Northeastwardly along the East right-of-way line of said Highway 12 to the Southwest corner of said Parcel 1 above, thence run East along the South boundary line of said Parcel 1 to the point of beginning. Be- ing two (2) acres, more or less.

ALSO: One (1) 1997 Oakwood manufactured home, Serial No. OW53673AB.

Said property shall be sold as is, where is. I will convey only such title as is vested in me as Substitute Trustee. The full purchase price must be paid in cash or by certified funds at the time of sale. WITNESS my signature this the 31st day of Oc- tober, 2016.

/s/ Lori M. Creel_ Substitute Trustee

Published: November 4, November 11, Novem- ber 18 and November 25, 2016. 8B FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

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